Bulk Background Remover

Remove backgrounds from many images at once.

Queue a batch, get transparent PNGs back one by one, and download them all as a ZIP. Free — no credits used.

Just one image? Use the single-image remover

PNG, JPEG or WebP, up to 4MB each. Up to 5 per batch on the Free plan.

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Drop images or click to select several

Tip: select a whole folder's images at once with Ctrl/⌘ + A.

Free plan: 5 images per batch. Paid plans process up to 30. See plans

Bulk processing needs a free account so we can keep the tool free and fair.

Cost
Free
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Bulk background removal for product photos

Removing backgrounds one photo at a time is slow. Drop a batch of images here and Banana Studio cuts them out one after another — up to 5 per batch on the Free plan and 30 on paid plans — then packs the transparent PNGs into a single ZIP.

It is the same free, credit-free remover as the single-image tool. Failed images can be retried individually, and you can stop the queue at any time without losing finished results.

How bulk removal works

  1. 01

    Add your images

    Select or drag in several PNG, JPEG or WebP files (4MB max each).

  2. 02

    Process the queue

    Images are processed in order. Watch each one finish and retry any that fail.

  3. 03

    Download a ZIP

    Grab every transparent PNG in one ZIP, named after your original files.

Good for

  • Preparing a catalogue of product shots
  • Marketplace listings with consistent white or transparent backgrounds
  • Team headshots for a website
  • Batches of stickers or design assets

Frequently asked questions

How many images can I process at once?

Up to 5 per batch on the Free plan and 30 on Starter, Pro and Plus. You can run another batch as soon as one finishes.

Is there a daily limit?

Yes, to keep the tool free: 30 images per 24 hours on the Free plan and 300 on paid plans. The counter is shown next to the queue.

Does bulk removal use credits?

No. Background removal never uses credits, in bulk or one at a time.

What happens if one image fails?

The rest of the batch keeps going. Failed images are marked so you can retry them, and they are not counted against your daily allowance.