Remove Any Background
One click on images. Chroma key on footage. No green screen required.
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0 click
to remove an image background
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keying modes — green and black plate
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round trips to another tool
Non-destructive
masks, editable any time
The problem
Sound familiar?
It is always a round trip
Upload to one tool, download a PNG, re-import, realise the edge is wrong, repeat.
Hair and fine edges give it away
One-click tools handle solid shapes fine and fall apart on anything soft.
Green screens need a green screen
Most keying workflows assume a lit backdrop you do not have.
The Glintia way
Background removers are usually a detour: upload somewhere else, download a PNG, import it back, discover the edges are wrong. Glintia's runs inside the editor, so the cut-out lands directly on a timeline that already has your characters, captions, and effects on it. No round trip, and the mask stays editable afterwards.
Benefits
Why creators love it
One click on images
AI removes the background in place. The image stays where it was, with everything layered around it untouched.
Key footage without a green screen
Chroma keying handles green-screen plates and black-plate VFX clips alike, with control over how aggressively it keys.
Masks you can fix
AI gets hair and edges close. When it does not, the mask editor lets you paint the difference by hand instead of starting over.
Nothing is destroyed
Masks are non-destructive. Remove one, adjust it, or restore the original image at any point.
Deep dive
A closer look
Removal that happens in place
Because it runs inside the editor, the result composites immediately against whatever is behind it — a generated background, a scene, another character. You see the real composite while you work, not a checkerboard preview in a different tab.
Two keying modes for footage
Green-screen keying for conventional plates, and black-plate keying for VFX clips and stock elements shot against black. Both are available on uploaded footage and on effects from the clip library.
Manual masking when AI is not enough
The mask editor is a real brush-based tool, not a slider. Use a shape as a mask, invert it to knock a hole through a layer, or release the mask entirely and get the original back.
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Three steps
How it works
Select your image or clip
Pick any uploaded image or video on the canvas.
Remove or key
One click for images; choose green or black plate for footage.
Clean up if needed
Open the mask editor to refine edges by hand.
Compare
The old way vs. the Glintia way
| The old way | With Glintia | |
|---|---|---|
| Workflow | Upload elsewhere, download, re-import | Happens on the canvas |
| Seeing the result | Checkerboard preview, guess the composite | Composites live against your scene |
| Fixing bad edges | Start over or accept it | Paint the mask by hand |
| Footage | Needs a lit green screen | Green or black plate keying |
Who uses it
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