unbagrnd

C
C tier on Note-taking appsScore 6.5 · #142 of 219
Android app
Yes
Free plan
Yes
Runs on
Android, api, Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Windows
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Summary

unbagrnd removes photo backgrounds using on-device AI. Its desktop app runs locally with ONNX Runtime; the maker says images, filenames, and metadata are never sent anywhere. It can process one image or a folder, showing before-and-after previews as files finish. Users can select among several models to trade speed for accuracy, starting with a 43 MB default. Brush tools erase or restore subject areas, with undo and redo, and users can add a solid-color background or an on-device drop shadow. The app predicts a foreground mask on the CPU, composites it with the original pixels, and saves the result as PNG. The site says the only network request is a one-time model download, with no analytics, update checks, or telemetry. The free, open-source MIT-licensed product has no API keys, paid tiers, or usage limits. A Docker-capable, self-hosted REST API supports single-image and batch requests; its docs say images are processed in memory and discarded, not written to disk or logged. API defaults include a 20 MB image limit, batches up to 10 images, and 60 requests per minute per API key. The macOS build is not notarized, the Windows installer is not code-signed, and the Android APK is not on Google Play.

Who it is for

unbagrnd suits people who want local photo background removal, batch processing, or manual touch-ups. Its self-hosted API may suit users who need background removal in their own server workflows.

What is good

  • Desktop processing is local with ONNX Runtime.
  • Handles single images or folders.
  • Offers brush erase and restore tools.
  • Free and open source under MIT.
  • Self-hosted API supports image batches.

What to know first

  • macOS build is not notarized.
  • Windows installer is not code-signed.
  • Android APK is not on Google Play.
  • API batches are limited to 10 images by default.

Verdict

unbagrnd pairs local background removal and editing tools with a self-hosted API, without paid tiers or usage limits. Check the platform install notes and API defaults before choosing it for your workflow.

unbagrnd plans and pricing

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unbagrnd Free No paid tiers · no usage limits zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026

Compared on note-taking apps

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Facts

Supported platforms
desktop, mobilezidniryi.space · 20 Sept 2026
Purpose
unbagrnd removes photo backgrounds using on-device AI.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Local processing
The desktop app runs background removal locally with ONNX Runtime, and says images, filenames, and metadata are never sent anywhere.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Offline and telemetry
The site says the only network request is a one-time model download and that the app has no analytics, update checks, or telemetry.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Single and batch processing
The app processes one image or a folder and shows live before-and-after previews as files finish.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Model selection
Settings lets users choose among several background-removal models to trade speed for accuracy, starting with a 43 MB default.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Editing tools
Users can brush to erase or restore subject areas with undo and redo, then add a solid-color background and an on-device drop shadow.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Output and inference
The app predicts a foreground mask on the CPU, composites it with the original pixels, and saves the result as PNG.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Platforms
The download page lists macOS for Apple Silicon, Windows 10/11 x64, Linux x86_64, and Android arm64.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
License
The product is free and open source under the MIT license, with no API keys, paid tiers, or usage limits.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Self-hosted API
The maker documents a Docker-capable self-hosted REST API with single-image and batch background-removal endpoints.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
API privacy
The API docs say images are processed in memory and discarded, not written to disk or logged; SQLite stores API key metadata only.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
API limits
The documented API defaults to a 20 MB per-image upload limit, batches of up to 10 images, and 60 requests per minute per API key.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026
Install notes
The maker says the macOS build is not notarized, the Windows installer is not code-signed, and the Android APK is not on Google Play.zidniryi.space · 4 Oct 2026

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