One model, N images
Drop a folder. The model is loaded once and reused.
Every other "remove background" site uploads your photo to a server, runs inference in their cloud, and sells the cycles back to you on a quota plan. Morph runs briaai/RMBG-1.4 directly in your browser tab via WebAssembly. The model is cached after first download. The photo never leaves your machine. The transparent PNG saves to your downloads. No queue, no quota, no watermark.
Apache-2.0 weights. ~40MB on first run, cached after. The model loads into the browser's memory and runs every inference locally. No server cycle billed to your credit card.
Inference happens client-side. The transparent PNG is generated locally and saved with a real Save dialog.
Drop a folder. The model is loaded once and reused.
One click to send the cutout to the image editor for further compositing.
The template sites and the incumbent suite gate background removal behind their full subscription. The same flat price covers Artboard, Flowcut, Framecast, Soundbend, and the rest of the platform.
No. The model runs in your browser tab via @xenova/transformers (Apache-2.0). The photo, the inference, and the transparent output all stay local.
briaai/RMBG-1.4. Apache-2.0 weights. Compiled to WebAssembly. Roughly 40MB on first run, cached after — subsequent runs start instantly.
Comparable on most photos. Hair and fur edges are slightly softer than the paid services' premium tiers. The trade is privacy + zero queue + zero quota — the photo never leaves your device.
Yes. Drop a folder, drop fifty images. The model is loaded once and reused across the batch — no per-image API call, no per-image cost.
Transparent PNG. The alpha channel carries the soft mask edges, ready for compositing in any photo editor.
Yes — works on iPhone and Android. Inference is slower than desktop but still client-side.