If you're using the free version of Canva and could not
use the remove background feature, then this video is
going to be very useful for you. In this video we will see
how to easily remove background from any image for
free, not only in bulk, but also download them in high
quality for free. In fact, I tested three different
websites to compare and found the best one and these are the
three tools. But please also watch till the end because I
will show the results of each of these tools so you can pick
your choice yourself by seeing my test results. Let's get
started. The first one remove.bg - now remove.bg is a
100% free for low resolution images and it supports up to
0.25 megapixels. Let me search for a picture now on Unsplash,
which we will use for as a sample for testing the tools.
Now, one important thing to remember while using any of
these AI powered background removal tools is that the
images must have a clearly defined foreground object,
such as a person, animal or coffee mug, car or any product
etc. That's really important. Please keep that in mind
before you start using these tools. Well, let's pick this
one. Okay, let's upload. By dragging and dropping into
remove.bg. So you can see that this provides a preview image
which can be downloaded. But if you want to download the
full image, then you will have to have some credits. It still
does the job so we can get this downloaded and it's
simple. Click to download. This is how remove.bg works.
Now, speaking of the caveats,
it has got a lower resolution. As is said here, you can only
get this much of resolution. In this case, we can just
upload one picture at a time and we cannot upload more than
one. Alright, so that's remove.bg. Let's now move on
to the second one, which is it is ERASE DOT BG. So erase.bg
supports a size of 5000 by 5000 pixels, which comes to
roughly 25 megapixels, I believe. Yeah, great. So they
offer up to 25 megapixel resolution and erase dot BG
also allows us to only upload one image at a time. So let's
try the same standing man image and see how it works.
Not bad. It has a good editing and you can verify that that
by just mouse-ing over and see that the details are good and
precise. So the background has been removed really well here.
The best thing about erase dot BG, which is better than
remove.bg in my opinion is that you can download its
original size and unlike remove.bg, we get it in the
larger format with more clarity and high quality. Yup.
It's good. So that's about erase.bg. Now onto the third
tool, which is Pixlr's Remove Background Tool. The link for
this is given in the description below. The best
part about Pixlr is that, it is completely free. Again,
just like the others. There's no signup required, no login
required. And one thing I found is that they offer up to
16 megapixels, which is 4096 pixels in high quality, which
is high quality and there's no limitation on size and quality
for free bg removal. That's really great. And the best
part is they also allow multiple image processing at
once. So we can do batch processing to remove
backgrounds, which is again fantastic compared with erase
and remove bg websites. Let's try the image. Let's open the
image. So as soon as you select the image, they offer
these three options one, the minimum of 1280 pixels and
with the full HD 1920 pixels and the ultra HD. So I'm going
to choose full HD in this case and then try click on Apply.
And this time I'm using a product (car) image just to
see how a product gets cleared out. Okay, this is great. It
neatly removes the background from this car and which I can
just directly click to download. Let's open and see
the result on my local computer.
Awesome. It gives me a full length picture of this
car with the background removed in a jiffy. Awesome.
This can now be imported into Canva and then I can start
using them within my Canva free version itself. Thank you
for watching. I'll see you again in my next video. Until
then, you please take care. And don't forget to read at
least one page every day. Thanks. Bye.
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