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A transparent cutout is what lets a design sit on a mockup, a scene or a coloured garment without a white box around it. Doing it by hand is the least interesting hour in print-on-demand.

Drop the image in and get the cutout back at the free 1K tier — about a megapixel, sized to the shape of what you sent. Your file is resized in the browser before it is sent and is never stored on our side.

Once it is cut out, the mockup generator will place it on a product and the background studio will put that product in a scene.

The cutout engine traces the subject edge and writes a real alpha channel — not a white background painted to look transparent. Check the result on a dark surface before you use it: white fringing shows up there and nowhere else.

It works best on a subject that is clearly separated from its background. Hair, fur, smoke and glass are hard for every tool on the market, ours included, and it is better to know that than to be surprised by it.

Save the PNG. Nothing is kept on our side, so a result you close is gone.

A cutout at 1K is enough to judge and to use online, but it is not a print file. What a printer actually needs is a different number, and it is not the one most sellers repeat: DPI, bleed, and the 300 DPI myth. The print file checker will tell you where a given file stands.