LassoCut use cases by job
Each page starts from one job: the problem it has with backgrounds, a real before and after cut out by LassoCut, the tool that fits, and what it costs at that job's volume.
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The same cut-out serves very different jobs. A shop needs hundreds of product photos on one consistent background; a marketplace seller has to meet written rules such as Amazon's pure white main image; a photographer cares about hair and print sizes; a designer wants the cut-out to land in the layer they are already editing; a developer needs predictable costs and errors in code.
Each page below answers those questions for one job, with an example we cut out ourselves and the tool that fits: the bulk background remover for folders, the plugins and integrations for design and automation tools, or the API for your own software. Every route uses the same account: 50 free previews a month (up to 10 a day), then credit packs from $9 for 100 credits that do not expire while the account is open. Costs at larger volumes are on the pricing page.
E-commerce
One clean background for every product photo, from WooCommerce, the batch tool or the API.
Shopify stores
Bulk background removal in your Shopify admin with the LassoCut app, or before upload, with Shopify's image guidance and exact costs, plus a Shopify preset that frames each image.
Marketplace sellers
Amazon and eBay photo rules, quoted from their own pages, and the settings that match, or one marketplace preset that applies them for you.
Photographers
Portrait cut-outs with hair, at session volume, in print sizes.
Designers and agencies
Cut-outs inside Figma, Photoshop and GIMP, on transparent, colour or image backgrounds.
Developers and SaaS
An API compatible with the remove.bg API, with readable costs and retries that don't pay twice.
Automotive and real estate
Vehicles on your own backdrop and furniture cut out for staging, with honest limits.
Looking for a specific tool instead? See the platforms, the pricing, or the guide for moving from remove.bg.