How it works
- Drop an image. The browser uploads it once and creates a job.
- Tune the tabs; every change re-runs a fast downscaled preview.
- Download PNG runs the full-resolution pass in the background.
Drop an image, pull a key from a green, blue, or magenta screen, recover semi-transparent shadows, and export a transparent PNG. Everything runs on the server; nothing is uploaded beyond the source image.
PNG, JPG, WebP, and BMP work. Files are limited to 16 MiB.
"Sample" lets you click a pixel on the preview to pick the key color.
Recover semi-transparent shadows, smoke, and glass on a solid screen.
Brightness of a pure screen area (0-255).
Lower it to keep the subject's original colours and only remove part of the spill.
Drop an image to begin.
On a magenta screen the key channels are red and blue. The despill engine clamps both to the green reference, the only non-key channel, so every algorithm collapses to the same rule: red and blue can never exceed green.