Browser Extensions
Drop backgrounds from any image on the web
Add DropBG to your browser to remove backgrounds in 1 click. Right-click any photo while browsing, or click the toolbar icon to drop in files from your computer. Free, instant, and full resolution.
Google Chrome
Also works on Brave, Edge, Arc, and Opera
Cut out images directly from Google Images, Pinterest, online stores, and social feeds without saving them first.
- •Right-click any web photo to extract cutout
- •Click toolbar icon to drag & drop local photos
- •Copy transparent PNG directly to your clipboard
- •100% free with unlimited downloads
Mozilla Firefox
Official Add-on for Firefox Desktop
Fast, lightweight, and privacy-first background removal designed specifically for Mozilla Firefox.
- •Right-click any web photo to extract cutout
- •Toolbar popup for quick drag & drop files
- •Full original resolution exports
- •Private processing with zero ad tracking
How it works
Extract cutouts from web pages without opening other tabs.
Right-click any image
While browsing any website, right-click on the image, product photo, or portrait you want to cut out.
Select "Drop background"
Click the DropBG menu option. The subject is isolated automatically with clean, precise edges.
Copy or download
Copy the transparent cutout directly into your clipboard, or save the high-resolution PNG to your computer.
Frequently asked questions
Is the browser extension free to use?
Yes. Just like our website, the DropBG browser extension is 100% free with unlimited cutouts and no subscriptions, credits, or account required.
Does the extension track my browsing activity?
No. The extension only activates when you explicitly right-click an image or open the toolbar popup. It never collects your browsing history, searches, or cookies.
Can I upload local photos through the extension?
Yes. Click the DropBG icon pinned to your browser toolbar to open a quick drag-and-drop window for your local desktop files.
Where can I paste copied cutouts?
When you click "Copy", the transparent PNG is placed directly onto your system clipboard. You can paste it (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V) directly into Photoshop, Figma, Google Docs, Slack, Canva, PowerPoint, and messaging apps.