1
Upload your image and open the workspace.
Drop in a PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WEBP file (up to 10MB), then click Open manual boxing workspace to enter the editor.
AI Cutout Tool
Cut Out Multiple Objects from One Image, in One Click
Box every item you want, name them, and walk away with clean transparent PNGs or a layered PSD.
Upload one image, draw boxes around every object you want to keep, name each one, and get individual cutouts as transparent PNGs or layered PSD files.
Source image
0/1Saved item lists
Open a saved result to review your manual boxes, rename items, and choose what to cut out.
No saved item lists yet. Upload an image, draw boxes manually, and save the first list.
Examples
AI image cutout generated examples
Browse generated cutout examples that match this tool's output style: isolated targets, clean edges, and a transparent product-ready result.
Ottoman
Generated example
Ottoman
Coffee table
Generated example
Coffee table
Right cushion
Generated example
Right cushion
Floor lamp
Generated example
Floor lamp
Cat
Generated example
Cat
Vase with pampas grass
Generated example
Vase with pampas grass
How It Works
How to cut out multiple objects in 3 steps
No layers, no lasso tool, no Photoshop. Three steps from one image to clean cutouts.
2
Box the objects, name them, and generate.
Drag with the left mouse button to draw a rough box around each object you want to cut out, and type a name for every box. Once you've framed everything, pick your resolution (1k or 2k), quality (Low, Medium, High), and output format (PNG or layered PSD), then click Generate cutouts.
3
Download your cutouts.
Wait about a minute for the AI to process each box. When the cutouts are ready, download them — individual transparent PNGs named after your labels, or a single layered PSD with every cutout as a named layer.
Highlights
What makes this image cutout tool different
Most online cutout tools handle one object per image. This one handles as many as you want, in one go.
Cut Out Multiple Objects in One Pass
Box ten items, get ten transparent PNGs. There's no upper limit on how many objects you can extract from a single image — frame them all, click once, and walk away with a folder of individual cutouts.
Each Object Gets Its Own AI Pass
Every bounding box you draw triggers a separate cutout job, isolated from the others. So overlapping objects, similar colors, or busy backgrounds don't bleed into each other — your floor lamp won't get confused with your coffee table.
Name Your Cutouts Before You Generate
Type a name into each box — "ottoman," "right cushion," "vase" — and the output PNG arrives already named. No more renaming "image_final_2.png" after the fact. Useful for product catalogs, design libraries, and anyone who hates digging through unnamed files.
Export as PNG or Layered PSD
Most cutout tools give you a folder of separate PNGs. We do that too — but you can also export the entire batch as a single layered PSD, with every cutout as its own named layer, ready to open in Photoshop, Affinity Photo, or Photopea. No re-importing, no manual layer naming, no rebuilding your composition.
Crisp Edges, Even on Hair and Fur
The cutout model is trained to handle the edges that traditional tools fail on — hair strands, pet fur, pampas grass, transparent fabric, glass. Choose High quality output for catalog-grade results, or Medium for quick iterations.
Handles Low-Contrast Edges
A white cushion on a beige sofa, a glass vase against a bright window — the AI separates objects from backgrounds even when they share similar tones, where manual selection tools like magic wand and color range typically break down.
Online, Automatic, No Software to Install
Runs entirely in your browser. No Photoshop, no GIMP, no app to download. The AI auto-detects object boundaries inside each box you draw, so you don't need to trace edges by hand. Most cutouts finish in under a minute.
Use Cases
What people use the cutout tool for
Batch product photo cutouts
Upload a flat-lay of an entire product line and extract every SKU as its own transparent PNG, named correctly, ready for your e-commerce store.
Transparent assets for Canva and Figma
Pull individual elements out of mood boards, reference photos, or stock images and drop them straight into your design files.
Logo extraction
Lift a logo cleanly off a screenshot, a packaging photo, or a presentation slide — even if the background isn't pure white.
Multi-object batch cutouts
The case manual tools can't handle: one image with five, ten, or twenty objects, each needing to be separated. Box them all once, name them once, generate once. No re-uploading, no repeating the cutout flow per object.
Interior and furniture catalogs
Extract every furniture piece from a room photo as a clean transparent cutout — useful for catalog layouts, 3D scene references, and editorial design.
Character and asset prep for parallax videos and animations
Separate foreground and background elements from a single still, name them by depth layer, and feed them into your motion workflow.
Hand-off to designers in one PSD
Export your batch as a layered Photoshop file with every cutout already named and isolated on its own layer. Drop it in a Figma, Photoshop, or Affinity workflow without redoing setup work.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about ChatImage AI Image Cutout
Other Tools
Explore more tools
Try more focused AI image workflows. These are the latest tools except the one you are viewing now.
photo to coloring page
Photo to Coloring Page
Turn photos into printable coloring pages, or colorize sketches, line art and storybook drawings with AI.
Open tool
family crest maker
AI Family Crest Maker
Create a custom family crest with your own shield, meaningful symbols, colors, initials and optional motto.
Open tool
south park character maker
South Park Character Maker
Turn a portrait into a recognizable flat paper-cut cartoon character, or create an original small-town character from text.
Open tool