Transparent PNG in one step
Export with a transparent background that works on slides, sites and merch mock-ups.
Branding
Remove the background from a logo
Got a logo stuck on a white box or a photo of a printed sign? Turn it into a transparent PNG you can place on any color, slide or website header — and add an outline if it needs to stand out on busy backgrounds.
Drop an image here
or paste with Ctrl/⌘ V · JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, AVIF · up to 25 MB
● Processed on your device. Never uploaded.
No image? Try one:
Downloading AI model — first time only
Processing on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Outline for any background
Add a crisp stroke so a dark logo still reads on dark photos — perfect for stickers.
Brand files stay in-house
Unreleased rebrands and client logos never leave your device.
How it works
- 1
Upload the logo image
A screenshot, JPG export or photo of printed material all work.
- 2
Clean up the edges
Use Erase for leftover specks and a negative Edge shift to remove halos.
- 3
Download transparent PNG
Keep PNG or WebP to preserve transparency; add an outline if you need contrast.
When you need a transparent logo
Logos with a baked-in white box look unprofessional on colored website headers, video overlays and presentation slides. A transparent PNG lets the background show through around the shapes, so the logo sits naturally on any design.
Ideally you'd use the original vector file (SVG, AI or EPS). When it's lost — or you only have a JPG from an old email — removing the background is the quickest way to a usable file.
Avoiding halos and fringes
Logos saved as JPG often have a faint light or dark fringe where the edge was blended with the old background. Shrinking the mask by one or two pixels with a negative Edge shift removes it cleanly.
For logos with holes — the inside of an “O” or an “A” — check that the AI removed the background there too. If not, the Erase brush with high hardness clears it in a stroke or two.
Frequently asked questions
Will the transparent logo be high quality?+
The export keeps your original resolution. For the sharpest result, start from the largest copy of the logo you have.
Can I convert the logo to SVG here?+
No — the tool exports raster images (PNG, JPG, WebP). For print and very large sizes, a vector file is still the best choice.
How do I remove a white halo around the logo?+
In the Refine panel, set Edge shift to −1 or −2. This contracts the outline slightly and removes the light fringe left by the old background.
More answers on the FAQ page.