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nobg.sh

by nobg.sh

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What nobg.sh is

nobg.sh is an image background-removal service delivered through an API. It removes existing backgrounds, can replace them, and supports batch processing for handling multiple images in a workflow. API access lets software connect to these image operations programmatically. The service provides PNG, JPG, and WebP export formats, giving users several common file options for processed images. A free plan includes a monthly image allowance of 100. The paid Pay as you grow plan costs $1 a month, billed monthly, and includes 100 API calls. For larger operational requirements, the Enterprise plan provides unlimited API calls, dedicated infrastructure, a custom SLA, 24/7 phone support, custom integrations, and a dedicated account manager. nobg.sh uses a freemium pricing model and is made by nobg.sh, headquartered in Germany. Its platform is API, so the product is centered on integrating background processing into other software or automated workflows rather than using a named desktop or mobile application. Background replacement, batch handling, export choices, and API access cover both individual image operations and programmatic processing.

Who it suits

nobg.sh suits developers and teams that need image background removal through an API. It also fits workflows requiring replacement backgrounds, batch processing, and PNG, JPG, or WebP exports.

What it does well

  • Free plan includes 100 images monthly
  • Supports background replacement
  • Batch processing handles multiple images
  • API access supports programmatic workflows
  • Exports PNG, JPG, and WebP
  • Enterprise plan includes dedicated infrastructure

What to know first

  • Free plan is limited to 100 images monthly
  • Pay as you grow includes 100 API calls
  • API is the listed platform

Limits

The free plan allows 100 images per month. Pay as you grow costs $1 a month billed monthly and includes 100 API calls; Enterprise provides unlimited API calls.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Pay as you growbilled monthly · 100 API calls included$1 a month
EnterpriseUnlimited API calls · Dedicated infrastructure · Custom SLA · 24/7 phone support · Custom integrations · Dedicated account managerOn request

As nobg.sh lists them, read 23 Sept 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open https://www.nobg.sh/
  2. Use the API platform for image processing
  3. Start with the free plan and its 100-image monthly allowance
  4. Choose Pay as you grow for $1 a month billed monthly
  5. Contact the provider about the Enterprise plan for unlimited API calls and dedicated services

Verdict

Choose nobg.sh if your workflow needs API-based background removal, replacement backgrounds, batch processing, and common image exports. The free plan provides 100 images monthly, while Pay as you grow costs $1 a month with 100 API calls. Larger teams may consider Enterprise for unlimited API calls and dedicated support, with pricing handled through that plan.

Questions

Does nobg.sh have a free plan?

Yes. The free plan includes a monthly allowance of 100 images.

How much does Pay as you grow cost?

Pay as you grow costs $1 a month, billed monthly, and includes 100 API calls.

Which export formats are supported?

Exports are available in PNG, JPG, and WebP.

Does nobg.sh offer an API?

Yes. API access is provided, and API is the listed platform.

What does Enterprise include?

Enterprise includes unlimited API calls, dedicated infrastructure, a custom SLA, 24/7 phone support, custom integrations, and a dedicated account manager.

Facts from nobg.sh's own pages

API access
Yes · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026
Batch processing
Yes · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026
Export formats
PNG,JPG,WebP · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026
Free plan
Yes · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026
Headquarters
Germany · nobg.sh, 28 Sept 2026
Monthly image allowance
100 · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026
Replacement backgrounds
Yes · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026
Paid from
1 · nobg.sh, 23 Sept 2026

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