Full resolution. No watermark. Actually free. Most background removers hand you a 625×400 preview and charge for the real file. This one doesn't.
Last updated: 1 September 2026
BGNinja is free. No account, no watermark, no daily cap, and it returns the photo at full resolution — the free result is not a shrunken preview. If you need bigger photos or a bigger batch than the free limits, there are two optional passes: €5 for 30 days or €3 for 24 hours. That is the whole price list.
One-off payment. No subscription, nothing renews, nothing is charged again. It adds:
Three things worth knowing before you buy:
There is a free background removal API as well: one POST, no API key and no account. It has its own limits, listed on that page, and they apply whether or not you hold a pass.
Payment runs through our payment provider, who acts as merchant of record: they take the payment, handle VAT and send you the receipt. We never see or store your card details. Prices include any VAT that applies to your country.
A pass is stored in the browser you bought it in — there are no accounts here — so it will not show up on another device or in a private window.
Unhappy? Mail us and you get your money back. The details are in our Refund Policy; the full conditions are in the Terms of Use.
Yes. No account, no watermark, and the free tier returns the photo at full resolution — not a shrunken preview. It is not a trial; it never expires.
No. There is no sign-up and no login. A pass, if you buy one, is remembered in the browser you bought it in — it is not tied to an account.
It is processed in memory and the response is the finished PNG. The file is never written to disk, so there is nothing stored to delete or leak.
Larger source photos — up to 100 megapixels instead of 30 — and a bigger batch, 25 photos at once instead of 3. It does not change the cutout quality: free and paid run the same processing.
No. Both passes are one-off payments. Nothing renews and nothing is charged again once the pass ends.
Yes. The same pass also raises the limits on CleanGrab, StemGrab and the rest of ShinobiTools — see shinobitools.com.