MULTIEDIT / iPhone + Android
How to Remove Backgrounds from Multiple Photos at Once
Remove backgrounds from a batch of photos without cutting out each image separately. MultiEdit lets you review the selected photos, refine edges and export the result with transparency.
SKcorporation · 2026-11-14
Step by step
- Open MultiEdit and select the photos you want to edit. You can select up to 50 photos.
- From the editor, open Magic and choose Background Removal. Check the selected photos and start the cutout.
- Review the results one at a time. Zoom in on hair, transparent objects and fine edges; use the eraser to refine areas where it is available.
- Leave the background transparent or choose a background color. Check every preview before confirming the effect.
- Tap the checkmark to finish, choose Save all or Select to save, and choose PNG to preserve transparency.
JPEG cannot preserve a transparent background. Save as PNG and check the exported files; automatic cutouts can miss fine details.

Free and Pro
Background Removal is a Magic tool on iPhone and Android. The free iPhone version has one Magic use per day; the verified Android version has two per week. A batch operation counts as one use. Pro removes the Magic limit.
Frequently asked questions
Can I remove backgrounds from 50 photos?
MultiEdit supports up to 50 selected photos. Review the available selection and current limits in your version before starting.
Why does my saved image have a solid background?
JPEG does not support transparency. Choose PNG in the save options and make sure you left the background transparent.