PNG-32
Stores RGB plus 8-bit alpha channel. Supports full transparency with smooth anti-aliased edges. Universal support.
Upload any image and get back a proper PNG with a real alpha channel. Drop it on any background, overlay it on a photo, layer it in Figma — it just works. Free, no signup, no watermark.
Inkurs converts any image into a transparent PNG by removing its background and exporting with a proper 32-bit alpha channel. Output works in Figma, Photoshop, Canva, Keynote, Notion, PowerPoint, and any modern browser. Up to 4096×4096 px on the free tier.
JPG cannot store transparency. WebP can. PNG is the universal format for transparent images — every design tool, browser, presentation app handles it.
Stores RGB plus 8-bit alpha channel. Supports full transparency with smooth anti-aliased edges. Universal support.
Also supports alpha and produces smaller files. Inkurs offers it as a download option.
No transparency support, period. If you save your result as JPG, you re-introduce a solid background.
Drop a product or logo on a different photo background. Subject blends in cleanly with no visible rectangle.
One transparent file works on white, black, brand primary, or photo. No need for color-specific exports.
Figma, Sketch, Photoshop, Illustrator all rely on transparent PNGs to combine elements.
PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides all support transparent PNGs for layered slides.
Compose against branded backgrounds, gradients, or grain textures without manual cutout.
Amazon, Shopify, Etsy and most marketplaces accept (or require) transparent PNGs. More →