Copy, download or export a result
Copy and Download work wherever a result or image is shown. Export, which sets the background and format first, is in the Editor, the Agent and a workflow's Results.
Copy or download
- In the Editor, choose Copy in the bar under the image, or press Ctrl + C. To save a cutout as a transparent PNG, choose Download in its tile's ⋯ menu.
- In the Agent, Results or the Library, point at an image and choose its copy button, or Download in its ⋯ menu. The Library's Download gives the original file.
- Several Library images: tick them and choose Download in the bar at the bottom for one ZIP file, up to 100 images.
Export a file
The example puts the black sunglasses from Cut out an object on white.
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Open the arrow beside Copy and choose Export. In the Agent or Results, it's in the result's ⋯ menu.
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Open Background, which starts on Transparent, and choose Color, which starts as white.
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Check the preview, then choose Download.
Copy and Save to library sit beside Download. The pencil beside the file name renames it. Add canvas padding centres the result on a larger Canvas size, or Custom, without cropping it.
Common mistakes
Choosing JPG and expecting transparency. JPG can't hold it, so Export switches the background to a colour. Keep PNG or WebP.
Expecting separate files from All cutouts. All cutouts, the top tile in the Editor's strip, exports the selected cutouts as one image. Select one cutout at a time for separate files.
Using Add canvas padding to resize. Padding adds space around the same pixels. To change the pixel size, use a workflow's Resize step (Run a workflow).
Questions
No. Every plan, Free included, gives full-resolution files with no watermark.
Copy puts a PNG on the clipboard, transparent parts included. If the app you paste into shows a solid background instead, download a PNG and add the file there.
PNG keeps transparency and every pixel exactly. WebP keeps transparency in a smaller, slightly compressed file. JPG has no transparency, so use it only on a colour.
A file with pixels AI drew, such as a Remove object or Remove text result, carries a standard AI label in its file details when you download or export it. A cutout or a removed background keeps the photo's own pixels and has none, and Copy never adds one.