Ideal inputs
Upload one image with a visible subject and a predominantly black background; avoid black clothing or hair merging into the backdrop where possible.
Isolate a foreground subject from a black backdrop when the image needs to be composited into another design.
Upload one image with a visible subject and a predominantly black background; avoid black clothing or hair merging into the backdrop where possible.
Use a clear subject boundary and retain enough contrast around dark edges for the cutout model to inspect.
Start the fixed Recraft Remove Background workflow; no prompt or manual threshold is exposed.
Check black clothing, hair, shadows, holes, and thin details against a light preview before compositing.
The cutout workflow returns a foreground result intended for compositing after removing the surrounding background.
Dark subjects on dark backgrounds, shadows, smoke, and transparent materials can be mistaken for background. Review the mask closely.
It documents a black-backdrop input and the edge checks that matter for dark subjects; both use the configured background-removal model.
It may, but low contrast makes the boundary harder to detect. Inspect hair, sleeves, and dark accessories before use.