Cutline: Background Remover

Remove a photo background and make the picture your own with Cutline Studio, an Android photo editor built for clean cutouts, product pictures, and quick finishing touches. OPEN A PHOTO. KEEP WHAT MATTERS. Choose a picture from your phone, take a new photo, or open a picture sent from another app. Cutline automatically separates the main subject from its background. You can see the original and the result side by side as you work. FIX THE LITTLE DETAILS. Zoom in, erase unwanted parts, or bring missing details back with a brush. Adjust the edges, smooth the outline, and pick a solid background color to help remove it from the picture. Tricky details such as loose hair, clear glass, and very similar foreground and background colors may need manual care. MAKE PRODUCT PHOTOS. Choose a white, clear, or custom-color background. Try quick setups for square product pictures, softer portrait photos, or a clear background. Use square, portrait, or story-shaped layouts, adjust how much room surrounds the subject, and add a simple shadow. FINISH THE PHOTO YOUR WAY. Adjust brightness, contrast, color, and warmth. Rotate or flip your picture. Save a finished PNG with a clear background or a JPEG when you have chosen a solid background. EDIT SEVERAL PICTURES. Apply the same background, lighting, and layout choices to up to 20 selected photos at a time. Save editable projects on your phone so you can come back to a picture later. SAVE OR SHARE WHEN YOU WANT. Save to Photos, choose a location in Files, or share a finished image. If you want to show the change, create a before-and-after picture from your own edit. Nothing is posted automatically. EDIT ON YOUR PHONE. Cutline removes backgrounds and edits pictures on your device. No account or photo-processing server is required. Editing works without an internet connection after installation. Opening an image from a website or an online file service still needs a connection to that service. Cutline currently works with photos up to 2,048 pixels on their longest side while editing. Square, portrait, and story layouts use their own fixed picture sizes. Automatic cutouts depend on the photo and may need a little hand editing.