Add a solid color behind an image

Sellers and creators can prepare product or campaign artwork when a marketplace or social platform cannot use a transparent background.

Fill transparent areas with your chosen color and receive an image on a consistent background, ready for a page, listing or social post.

How to use

Open a PNG, JPEG or WebP visual that weighs at most 20 MB.
Pick the background color to place behind transparent areas.
Run the process to replace transparency with that shade.
Check the rendering and download the image with a uniform background.
If transparency must be preserved, use a copy of the file so the original is not overwritten.

Example

A creator is preparing a transparent logo for a marketplace that rejects this kind of file. They upload the PNG, select a light color that matches the brand, then apply the background. They then check that the logo outline remains sharp on the new shade.

Limits and formats

The tool fills transparent areas, but it does not cut out a subject from an existing background.
A color too close to the subject can reduce contrast and hurt readability.
Accepted files are PNG, JPEG and WebP, within the stated 20 MB limit.
The output format depends on processing; check that it suits your use.
The tool does not handle transparency gradients like professional cutout software.

Where processing happens

The image file is opened and modified in your browser. The chosen color and the image stay on your device, with no transfer to an outside service.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose an exact brand color?

The color field lets you select a shade. To match a precise brand guideline, prepare the exact value beforehand and check the final result, because screen display can vary slightly.

Does the background apply behind a semi-transparent object?

Partially transparent areas are blended with the background color. The result may therefore change the tint of edges or shadows. Inspect the outlines before validating the image.

What if the starting image has no transparency?

The tool can only fill transparent areas. If the file is already opaque, the visible background will not change. Start from a PNG or WebP version that includes transparency to get a real background.