What kind of backgrounds can it remove?

It removes solid or near-solid backgrounds - white, black, or any flat color. It flood-fills from the edges so colors inside your logo are preserved. It is not an AI cutout tool for busy photographic backgrounds.

How do I get a cleaner edge?

Increase the tolerance gradually until the background disappears without eating into your logo, and use the color picker to target the exact background shade.

Yes. Everything runs locally in your browser, so your image is never uploaded.

Logo Background Remover - Make a Transparent PNG Free

Drop your logo here

or click to browse - works best on a solid background

PNG, JPEG, WebP - up to 5 MB

Result (checkerboard = transparent)

No logo yet

Upload a logo to remove its background

Removal settings

Tune until the background disappears cleanly.

Tolerance 32

Higher removes more shades of the background color.

Target background color

Auto-detected from the corner. Click Pick, then click the preview.

Only remove connected edges

Keeps same-colored areas inside your logo. Turn off to erase that color everywhere.

Edge trim - 0 px

Shaves the outline inward to kill leftover halo pixels.

Edge smoothing - 1

Softens the cut edge so it doesn't look jagged.

Note: This removes flat, solid backgrounds. For busy photo backgrounds you'll need a dedicated AI cutout tool.

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How to Remove a Background From Your Logo

A transparent logo sits cleanly on any background - your website header, a colored banner, a slide, or a photo. If your logo currently has a white or solid-colored box around it, this tool strips that background away and gives you a transparent PNG in seconds.

How it works

The remover samples the background color (by default from the corner of your image) and erases every pixel that matches within your chosen tolerance. With only remove connected edges enabled, it flood-fills inward from the borders, so a color that also appears inside your logo is preserved.

Tips for a clean cutout

Start low and raise the tolerance slowly until the background is gone but the logo edges stay intact.

Use Pick from image to target the exact background shade if it isn't pure white.

Works best on logos with a flat, even background - gradients and photos won't cut cleanly.

After removing the background, try the Color Changer to make white or single-color versions.

Why is part of my logo disappearing?

Your tolerance is too high, or your logo contains the same color as the background. Lower the tolerance, or keep only remove connected edges enabled.

Is it really free?

Yes - unlimited, no sign-up, processed privately in your browser.