I just tested a couple of images on both. remove.bg seems to be more conservative in its approach; when given an image without an obvious “background” the subj

I just tested a couple of images on both. remove.bg seems to be more conservative in its approach; when given an image without an obvious “background” the subject of the image can be left with some chunks of background. Even with an obvious background, literally solid colored, one segment still was left over. This tool produced much cleaner results for my attempts. However, it did remove a couple tiny elements that I would’ve considered foreground elements. Still, it cleanly removed the backgrounds, and it seems to work pretty okay with both photorealistic images and illustrations. Sample size is low but I think there is merit in the approach.