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I do realize it's not the same at all, but Pixelmator for Mac is a great little image editor that has "Remove background" and more AI-powered features, such as

I do realize it's not the same at all, but Pixelmator for Mac is a great little image editor that has "Remove background" and more AI-powered features, such as smart up-scaling. https://www.pixelmator.com/ https://www.pixelmator.com/

bookofjoe 3y ago
In the latest MacOS I noticed "Remove Background" as an option when editing photos in Photos app. It's like magic. AI for everyone.
- dagmx 3y ago
  it’s in many places on macOS and iOS. The Lock Screen on iOS , safari, photos, keynote, shortcuts etc… I don’t think there’s API access though which would be really handy.
  - newjersey 3y ago
    I think this only applies to photos with depth information, right?
    - bookofjoe 3y ago
      That's above my TechnoDolt©® pay grade
    - ace2358 3y ago
      Nope. This works on any old picture you can view. Just as the text highlight in a picture is also os wide. Just background AI processing. It’s very neato
    - lazycouchpotato 3y ago
      Nope. Works with any image in the Photos app. I don't remember the steps, but its either in a menu or you can press and hold the foreground object to make a "cut out" of it and paste it in a different app. https://youtu.be/qX82kIaRNKA?t=15 https://youtu.be/qX82kIaRNKA?t=15
lawik 3y ago
Well both seem to use u2net for removing backgrounds so almost literally the same thing.
lttlrck 3y ago
It is possible to directly copy an object out of an image in Photos on iOS.