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Knit and weave texture
Sweaters, knitwear, fine fabrics have edge fuzz. Inkurs preserves it correctly.
— Remove background from clothing
Apparel cutouts,
Apparel cutouts,
fashion-grade
T-shirts, dresses, coats, accessories — for ecommerce, lookbooks, brand and creative. Edge preservation on fabric texture and details.
— What this does
Inkurs removes the background from clothing photography for ecommerce catalogs, fashion brand work, lookbooks, and marketplace listings. Preserves fabric texture and intricate edge details.
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01 / Why clothing is hard
The clothing-specific
edge problems.
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Sheer and translucent
Lace, chiffon, mesh need alpha channel through the fabric. Handled correctly.
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Dark fabric on dark
Black clothing on dark studio backdrops is a notorious edge case. Inkurs uses contrast not just color.
02 / Use cases
Where this gets used.
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DTC apparel brands
Direct-to-consumer fashion sites. Pro batch for seasonal drops of 30+ pieces.
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Vintage and resale
Etsy vintage, Depop, Vestiaire Collective. Free tier for occasional listings.
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Stylist lookbooks
Stylists building lookbooks for personal or client work. Cutout pieces composed in layouts.
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Editorial and magazine
Fashion editorial needing isolated pieces against creative scenes.
— Common questions
FAQ.
What's the best source photo for a clothing cutout?
Inkurs handles clothing photos shot in most conditions — studio lighting, daylight, indoor, or outdoor. Even, diffuse light produces the cleanest cutout. Avoid harsh shadows across the subject for the best edges.
How does inkurs handle the hardest clothing cases?
Inkurs uses high-resolution segmentation tuned on edge cases specific to clothing photography. Subject-specific challenges (texture, reflections, fine detail) are handled with the same precision as common cases.
What output format and resolution do I get?
Transparent PNG with proper alpha channel by default, up to 4096×4096 pixels free. WEBP output also available. Both work in any design tool, ecommerce platform, or content management system.
Will it work for commercial use?
Yes — output is yours to use commercially, including for marketplace listings, brand campaigns, client work, or sponsored content. The free tier and Pro both allow commercial use without restrictions.
Can I process multiple images at once?
Single uploads stay free with no daily limit. Batch upload (up to 50 images per request) and API access arrive with Pro at $3/month. Pro waitlist →
How does this compare to using removebg for the same subject?
Inkurs gives full HD output free with no signup; removebg requires a paid account for HD downloads. Inkurs is tuned for design-grade edges and deletes uploads within 60 seconds. Full comparison →
Is inkurs really free with no signup?
Inkurs is free for single-image use with no account, no email, no watermark, and no daily limit. Pro at $3/month adds bulk uploads and API access. The single-image tool stays free, forever.
Do you store or train on my uploaded images?
Inkurs deletes both the uploaded file and the processed output from its servers within 60 seconds of your download. We do not train AI models on user images, share data with advertisers, or retain copies. Privacy policy →