Background image removal

Posted by Citizen Decor on December 11th, 2020

If you are looking for an image background removal API, look no further than the Clipping Magic background image removal API.

Clipping Magic’s background removal API is superior to all its competitors for a number of reasons. The top competitive background removal APIs include Remove bg API, the slazzer API and the Photo scissors API but none of them compare to the breadth and depth of the Clipping Magic background removal API. The key to why the Clipping Magic API is the superior option is it’s full featured integration list. One of these features is the hosted editor. Not only does Clipping Magic have a hosted editor but it also has an option for a white label editor so you can embed background removal functionality while maintaining your own branding. 

No other back removal API offering in market together including the competitors named above provides a hosted editor. There are number of reasons why a hosted editor is important for all background removal use case native your own app.

While all the main background removal offerings involve some level of deep learning for full auto background removal. Even the best full auto algorithm doesn’t make the right decisions though in terms of determining what is the background and what is the foreground because that decision is many times discretionary. You might want to make some editorial changes to the full auto generator background removal suggestions because it is done by choice and not because it is inherently the background or foreground. In these scenarios, without a hosted editor, there is no option to make any edits to the automatically generated results unless you do the editing using another graphics editor all together which completely defeats the purpose of having a native background removal tool.

Having a hosted editor is also great in general for other workflow efficiency benefits. Most background removal use cases have a human operator using the tool for background removal whether that person is the end seller trying to clean up a product image or an intermediate person providing that service. When the full auto background fails to produce exactly what you want which all of the solution will inevitably do, there is no option to make the changes or corrections without disrupting the entire workflow of the batch. The human operator using the Clipping magic solution will be able to dismiss or make changes within the work stream. Other solutions force you to start the whole process again for that particular image not to mention, you still won’t get what you want and will either need to abandon the image altogether or find another graphics editor to do the work of one offs.

Another benefit of the Clipping Magic API that I started to mention above is the white label option. You can use their full featured background removal services while making it aesthetically native to your website or app. There are also many more upload options compared to what the other background removal APIs offer. In fact the other API background removal offers only one upload option available which severely limits user workflow depending on the rest of your solution and intended end us.

Many developers want to know you can call the API in javascript. The quick answer is yes, removing background from image javascript is possible with the Clipping Magic image background removal API.

Don’t make the mistake of choosing the wrong background image removal API and then having to rebuild your entire background image removal API integration because you chose an inferior solution.  Choosing Clipping Magic background removal API will help you avoid a lot of integration headaches in the future. Not only is it the best in class solution, the features set is much more comprehensive and easy to use. Not only will you have the most efficient background removal work flow ever, developers working on consumer facing tools will also create the best UX experience for their end customer. Seamless UX and integration means happy customers.