Remove image backgrounds with the Poof API: transparent PNG cutouts, custom backgrounds and crops.
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remove_backgroundprivilegedRemove the background from an image. Returns the processed image as base64. Accepts URL or base64-encoded image. Can also resize the result to an exact width x height without stretching (width, height, fit).Remove the background from an image. Returns the processed image as base64. Accepts URL or base64-encoded image. Can also resize the result to an exact width x height without stretching (width, height, fit).
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Remove image backgrounds with the Poof API: transparent PNG cutouts, custom backgrounds and crops.
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