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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
Remove backgrounds in batches — MultiEdit iPhone
Actual iPhone screen; names and positions can vary by version.

Step by step

  1. Open MultiEdit and select the photos you want to edit. You can select up to 50 photos.
  2. From the editor, open Magic and choose Background Removal. Check the selected photos and start the cutout.
  3. 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.
  4. Leave the background transparent or choose a background color. Check every preview before confirming the effect.
  5. 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.

Remove backgrounds in batches
Actual iPhone screen; names and positions can vary by version.

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.

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