{"schema":"record/v1","id":"art_01M6GB8TSKTNRGADJRGEEFDAGN","type":"article","revision":1,"etag":"\"r1.s0\"","title":"rembg background removal (CLI, library, edge modes, models, hosted backends, storage and requirements): what its README, usage guide, manifest and licence file state (documentation only, nothing run)","summary":"What the README, usage guide, package manifest and licence file of rembg, an open-source background-removal tool, state at one pinned commit (tag v2.0.9): the CLI subcommands and flags, the library calls, the README's edge-mode guide (default, decontaminate, alpha matting, ViTMatte) and when it says to use each, the general-purpose models it lists with its sizes and licence caveats, the two hosted API backends and what it says about uploading images, environment variables and model storage, the Python and dependency requirements and Docker notes, and differences between the three files, as observed. Nothing was installed, downloaded or run, no image was processed, and no licence is interpreted.","status":"active","body":{"text":"## What was read and how to use it\n\nThe README, usage guide (USAGE.md), package manifest (pyproject.toml) and licence file of rembg, a background-removal tool, at one pinned commit. The record reports what these files say the tool offers through its command line and its Python library, how the README tells a reader to choose between its edge modes, which general-purpose models it lists with the sizes and licence caveats it gives, what it says about its two hosted API backends and about uploading images, which environment variables and storage layout it describes, the Python and dependency requirements, the Docker notes, and where the three documents differ. Figures such as sizes, speed ratios and upload limits are the README's own and are labelled so. Nothing was installed, downloaded or run and no image was processed, so the guide supports deciding what to try and what to check; it does not say any mode or model gives a good cutout, and it says nothing about a licence beyond what the files write.\n\n## Command line: subcommands and flags\n\n- The README lists six subcommands: i (single files), p (folders), s (HTTP server), b (RGB24 pixel stream), d (download models ahead of time) and m (migrate models from the legacy ~/.u2net directory).\n- i handles single files: input and output paths, stdin to stdout when redirected, and a default output name built from the input stem with an .out.png suffix next to the input. Its flags include -m (model), -om (only the mask), -a (alpha matting) and -dc (remove colour fringing from soft edges). Untested here: every flag.\n- Extra parameters go in as a JSON string with -x. The README shows a SAM point prompt example and a custom model path example; the sample photo it names was not viewed.\n- p processes a folder into an output folder, and -w watch mode processes new or changed files automatically.\n- s starts an HTTP server with host, port and log-level options, API documentation at /api, a --no-ui switch that disables the Gradio UI to reduce idle CPU usage, and a remove endpoint taking an image URL or an uploaded file.\n- b reads a stream of RGB24 images from stdin for use with a program such as FFmpeg, takes the width and height (which must match the FFmpeg output) and an optional printf-style output pattern; the README states required FFmpeg flags and says nothing about consistency from one frame to the next.\n\n## Python library\n\n- The README examples call remove with bytes, a PIL image or a NumPy array and write the result in the same form; force_return_bytes=True makes remove return bytes. USAGE.md says that without extra arguments remove uses the bria-rmbg model.\n- remove creates a new session on every call, which USAGE.md calls a large bottleneck for many images; both documents show creating one session with new_session(model name) and passing it to remove, and the README labels this recommended for performance.\n- USAGE.md shows the arguments alpha_matting (with a foreground threshold of 270, a background threshold of 20 and an erode size of 11 in its example), only_mask, post_process_mask, bgcolor with an RGBA tuple, and input_points with input_labels, which it says work only with the sam model and which a code comment defines as [y, x].\n\n## Choosing an edge mode: what the README says\n\n- The README says there are three ways to turn a mask into a cutout that differ only in how they treat soft edge pixels such as hair, fur, fabric and motion blur: the default (naive; free), decontaminate with -dc (fixes edge colour; negligible cost) and alpha matting with -a (fixes edge colour and refines the mask; slow). Its table adds ViTMatte with -vm (same fixes; slow with an extra download).\n- The modes are alternatives, not layers: -a already decontaminates, so passing both changes nothing. For hard-edged subjects (products, cars, logos, screenshots) or backgrounds already close in colour to the subject the README recommends the default.\n- The README recommends -dc when a coloured halo remains because the subject was shot against a strongly coloured background and calls it cheap enough to leave on for a whole batch; it recommends -a when the shape of the mask is wrong, says -a is much slower and can fail to converge on some images, in which case rembg falls back to a decontaminated cutout.\n- For the same problem as -a it recommends -vm, which predicts alpha with a network, recovers more fine strands, cannot fail to converge, costs an extra download of about 110 MB on first use and runs slower than -a. The checkpoint table lists four ViTMatte checkpoints chosen through the vitmatte_model extra parameter, with README sizes of about 110 MB and 380 MB and a note that the base checkpoints run about 2.5 times as long.\n- Pairing advice: the newer models (bria-rmbg, the birefnet family, isnet-general-use) already give a soft alpha so -a is rarely needed and -dc is the first thing to try; the older models (u2net, u2netp, silueta) tend to give firmer, blockier edges. For batches that cannot be inspected the README prefers -dc over -a because it is faster and cannot fail.\n- A note says -ppm thresholds the mask into a fully binary one, so combining it with -dc is pointless.\n- Decontamination: the README gives the blend formula captured = alpha * foreground + (1 - alpha) * background to explain why a semi-transparent edge keeps a coloured halo, offers decontaminate=True in the library, -dc on the CLI for files and folders and dc=true on the server, and says it only changes colour, never coverage, costs little next to inference and is ignored with alpha matting.\n\n## Models listed and licence caveats\n\n- The README says local ONNX models download automatically on first use into ~/.rembg/models/ and that the withoutbg backend is a cloud API with no local model.\n- General-purpose entries: u2net (general use), u2netp (lightweight version), silueta (u2net reduced to 43 MB), isnet-general-use (newer general model), isnet-anime (anime character segmentation) and sam (any use, with separate encoder and decoder downloads).\n- BiRefNet entries: birefnet-general, birefnet-general-lite, birefnet-general-fp16 (converted to float16 on first use with an optional extra; the README says about 30% faster on CUDA with near-identical masks, no VRAM saving and usually slower on CPU) and four task variants (dis, hrsod, cod, massive).\n- bria-rmbg is the default, about 1.02 GB, the largest local model and runs at 1024x1024, so it is slower than u2net, with -m u2net named as a smaller, faster option with blockier edges. The README says RMBG-2.0 is released under a BRIA licence that requires a paid agreement for commercial use, and that model weights carry their own licences, independent of the rembg MIT licence, to be checked at the linked source. This record reports that sentence; it did not review any model licence.\n\n## Hosted API backends and uploads\n\n- The CLI can use withoutbg and atlascloud as hosted backends selected with -m, each with an API key from an environment variable or a parameter; the Atlas Cloud job is asynchronous and can take over a minute per image.\n- For withoutbg the README says images are sent to the provider's servers and the maximum upload size is 20 MB; for atlascloud it says the same about its servers and size and that the hosted model is chosen by parameter or environment variable. The providers' terms were not read.\n\n## Environment variables, model storage and migration\n\n- The environment table lists REMBG_HOME (model directory; default under XDG_DATA_HOME/rembg or ~/.rembg), XDG_DATA_HOME, U2NET_HOME (deprecated, still honoured and taking precedence over REMBG_HOME), MODEL_CHECKSUM_DISABLED (disables hash verification of downloaded models), OMP_NUM_THREADS (ONNX Runtime threads) and the key and model variables of the hosted backends.\n- Each model gets its own directory under ~/.rembg/models/; the older ~/.u2net layout is still read, so upgrading does not re-download. The m subcommand supports --dry-run, copies into the new layout leaving originals unless --delete-source is passed, and --clean-orphans removes leftovers of interrupted downloads.\n- To use a modified model file the README says to set MODEL_CHECKSUM_DISABLED=1 and place the file with the expected name in that model's directory; a model_path outside ~/.rembg or ~/.u2net is rejected.\n\n## Requirements, dependencies and Docker\n\n- The README requires Python 3.11 or later and below 3.14 and says Python support follows ONNX Runtime compatibility. The manifest requires Python ^3.11, lists the classifiers 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13, and lists the core dependencies jsonschema, numpy, pillow, pooch, pymatting, scikit-image, scipy and tqdm.\n- Backends are chosen as extras: CPU, NVIDIA GPU or AMD ROCm, each with a CLI variant. The README warns that NVIDIA GPUs may need the GPU ONNX Runtime build, CUDA and cudnn-devel, and names the CPU extra as the fallback; the ROCm path needs the onnxruntime-rocm package. The manifest lists onnxruntime ^1.23.2, onnxruntime-gpu ^1.23.2 (not on macOS) and onnxruntime-rocm ^1.22.0 (Linux only), a float16 extra with onnx and onnxconverter-common, and CLI dependencies including FastAPI, Gradio, click and watchdog.\n- Docker: the README says to prefix the command with docker run of the project image and mount a folder for the CPU image; the CUDA image has to be built by the user, needs about 11 GB against about 1.6 GB for the CPU version, does not include models and needs the NVIDIA Container Toolkit; a tip mounts a models folder at /root/.rembg to avoid re-downloads. The Dockerfile was not read.\n\n## Differences shown by the files\n\n- As observed, the multi-image example in USAGE.md sets the model name to unet, which is not a model name in the README's model list.\n- As observed, the README states Python below 3.14 while the manifest requires ^3.11 and lists classifiers up to 3.13.\n- As observed, the USAGE.md alpha matting example gives a foreground threshold of 270, a background threshold of 20 and an erode size of 11, and the README's edge-mode guide gives no values for them.\n- As observed, the manifest comment says the latest ROCm ONNX Runtime is 1.22.x while the other backends are ^1.23.2.\n\n## Licence label\n\n- The README License section says the project is licensed under the MIT License and points to LICENSE.txt; the manifest license field is MIT and the licence file title is MIT License. This record states no conclusion about the licence and did not interpret the file text.\n\n## Table by topic: what the files state and what stays untested\n\n| Topic | What the files state | Untested here |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| CLI | Six subcommands; i, p, s, b with the flags and stream notes above | Every command and flag; nothing was run |\n| Library | remove with bytes, PIL or NumPy, sessions, alpha matting and mask arguments | Every call and argument; behaviour with any image |\n| Edge modes | Default, -dc, -a, -vm with the README guidance and a decontamination formula | Which mode gives a better edge on any real image; speed ratios |\n| Models | General-purpose entries, sizes and the bria-rmbg licence caveat | Model quality and speed; weight licences; the entries left out of this record |\n| Hosted backends | Two cloud APIs; images sent to the provider; 20 MB limit | Provider terms, privacy and availability |\n| Environment and storage | REMBG_HOME, U2NET_HOME, checksum switch, model layout and migration | Migration and custom model use |\n| Requirements | Python 3.11 up to below 3.14 (README); core and optional dependencies (manifest) | Installation, compatibility on any platform |\n| Docker | CPU and CUDA notes with sizes | Image build and run; the Dockerfile |\n| Licence | MIT label in README, manifest and licence file | Licence text interpretation and every model licence |\n\n## Related Veyrul records\n- art_01M6EWNB7FHDJSEV1GN8PHCNH5: Reference note on segment-anything, lama and BiRefNet documentation, the segmentation and removal models that rembg lists as options\n\n## Limits\n- Documentary only: four files (README, usage guide, package manifest and licence file) were read as stored text; nothing was installed, cloned, downloaded or run, no image was processed or viewed, no source code or workflow file was opened, and no statement was checked against behaviour.\n- Every statement is the repository's own documentation; sizes, speed ratios, upload limits and recommendations in the README are the author's, labelled README statements, and were not verified, so no cutout quality is claimed and nothing ranks the tool, a mode or a model.\n- The README also lists models for human, cloth and portrait segmentation and gives portrait-specific advice; this record does not describe them. Sponsor, donation and sign-up credit lines, sample-result links, example photo names and the hosted providers' marketing are not repeated.\n- Commands, setting values and code in the documents are described from untrusted text; none was run and none is recommended here. Any text addressed to tools or agents was read as data and not followed. Install, run and download commands are not repeated.\n- The licence was not reviewed: the label is reported as the files write it, the README sentence on a model licence is reported as the README states it, and nothing here says what the software, any model weight or anything made with them permits. Hosted service terms were not read.\n- Only the four files named in the citations were read; the 12 other files of the repository and its source code were not read. 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The record reports what these files say the tool offers through its command line and its Python library, how the README tells a reader to choose between its edge modes, which general-purpose models it lists with the sizes and licence caveats it gives, what it says about its two hosted API backends and about uploading images, which environment variables and storage layout it describes, the Python and dependency requirements, the Docker notes, and where the three documents differ. Figures such as sizes, speed ratios and upload limits are the README's own and are labelled so. Nothing was installed, downloaded or run and no image was processed, so the guide supports deciding what to try and what to check; it does not say any mode or model gives a good cutout, and it says nothing about a licence beyond what the files write.\n\n## Command line: subcommands and flags\n\n- The README lists six subcommands: i (single files), p (folders), s (HTTP server), b (RGB24 pixel stream), d (download models ahead of time) and m (migrate models from the legacy ~/.u2net directory).\n- i handles single files: input and output paths, stdin to stdout when redirected, and a default output name built from the input stem with an .out.png suffix next to the input. Its flags include -m (model), -om (only the mask), -a (alpha matting) and -dc (remove colour fringing from soft edges). Untested here: every flag.\n- Extra parameters go in as a JSON string with -x. The README shows a SAM point prompt example and a custom model path example; the sample photo it names was not viewed.\n- p processes a folder into an output folder, and -w watch mode processes new or changed files automatically.\n- s starts an HTTP server with host, port and log-level options, API documentation at /api, a --no-ui switch that disables the Gradio UI to reduce idle CPU usage, and a remove endpoint taking an image URL or an uploaded file.\n- b reads a stream of RGB24 images from stdin for use with a program such as FFmpeg, takes the width and height (which must match the FFmpeg output) and an optional printf-style output pattern; the README states required FFmpeg flags and says nothing about consistency from one frame to the next.\n\n## Python library\n\n- The README examples call remove with bytes, a PIL image or a NumPy array and write the result in the same form; force_return_bytes=True makes remove return bytes. USAGE.md says that without extra arguments remove uses the bria-rmbg model.\n- remove creates a new session on every call, which USAGE.md calls a large bottleneck for many images; both documents show creating one session with new_session(model name) and passing it to remove, and the README labels this recommended for performance.\n- USAGE.md shows the arguments alpha_matting (with a foreground threshold of 270, a background threshold of 20 and an erode size of 11 in its example), only_mask, post_process_mask, bgcolor with an RGBA tuple, and input_points with input_labels, which it says work only with the sam model and which a code comment defines as [y, x].\n\n## Choosing an edge mode: what the README says\n\n- The README says there are three ways to turn a mask into a cutout that differ only in how they treat soft edge pixels such as hair, fur, fabric and motion blur: the default (naive; free), decontaminate with -dc (fixes edge colour; negligible cost) and alpha matting with -a (fixes edge colour and refines the mask; slow). Its table adds ViTMatte with -vm (same fixes; slow with an extra download).\n- The modes are alternatives, not layers: -a already decontaminates, so passing both changes nothing. For hard-edged subjects (products, cars, logos, screenshots) or backgrounds already close in colour to the subject the README recommends the default.\n- The README recommends -dc when a coloured halo remains because the subject was shot against a strongly coloured background and calls it cheap enough to leave on for a whole batch; it recommends -a when the shape of the mask is wrong, says -a is much slower and can fail to converge on some images, in which case rembg falls back to a decontaminated cutout.\n- For the same problem as -a it recommends -vm, which predicts alpha with a network, recovers more fine strands, cannot fail to converge, costs an extra download of about 110 MB on first use and runs slower than -a. The checkpoint table lists four ViTMatte checkpoints chosen through the vitmatte_model extra parameter, with README sizes of about 110 MB and 380 MB and a note that the base checkpoints run about 2.5 times as long.\n- Pairing advice: the newer models (bria-rmbg, the birefnet family, isnet-general-use) already give a soft alpha so -a is rarely needed and -dc is the first thing to try; the older models (u2net, u2netp, silueta) tend to give firmer, blockier edges. For batches that cannot be inspected the README prefers -dc over -a because it is faster and cannot fail.\n- A note says -ppm thresholds the mask into a fully binary one, so combining it with -dc is pointless.\n- Decontamination: the README gives the blend formula captured = alpha * foreground + (1 - alpha) * background to explain why a semi-transparent edge keeps a coloured halo, offers decontaminate=True in the library, -dc on the CLI for files and folders and dc=true on the server, and says it only changes colour, never coverage, costs little next to inference and is ignored with alpha matting.\n\n## Models listed and licence caveats\n\n- The README says local ONNX models download automatically on first use into ~/.rembg/models/ and that the withoutbg backend is a cloud API with no local model.\n- General-purpose entries: u2net (general use), u2netp (lightweight version), silueta (u2net reduced to 43 MB), isnet-general-use (newer general model), isnet-anime (anime character segmentation) and sam (any use, with separate encoder and decoder downloads).\n- BiRefNet entries: birefnet-general, birefnet-general-lite, birefnet-general-fp16 (converted to float16 on first use with an optional extra; the README says about 30% faster on CUDA with near-identical masks, no VRAM saving and usually slower on CPU) and four task variants (dis, hrsod, cod, massive).\n- bria-rmbg is the default, about 1.02 GB, the largest local model and runs at 1024x1024, so it is slower than u2net, with -m u2net named as a smaller, faster option with blockier edges. The README says RMBG-2.0 is released under a BRIA licence that requires a paid agreement for commercial use, and that model weights carry their own licences, independent of the rembg MIT licence, to be checked at the linked source. This record reports that sentence; it did not review any model licence.\n\n## Hosted API backends and uploads\n\n- The CLI can use withoutbg and atlascloud as hosted backends selected with -m, each with an API key from an environment variable or a parameter; the Atlas Cloud job is asynchronous and can take over a minute per image.\n- For withoutbg the README says images are sent to the provider's servers and the maximum upload size is 20 MB; for atlascloud it says the same about its servers and size and that the hosted model is chosen by parameter or environment variable. The providers' terms were not read.\n\n## Environment variables, model storage and migration\n\n- The environment table lists REMBG_HOME (model directory; default under XDG_DATA_HOME/rembg or ~/.rembg), XDG_DATA_HOME, U2NET_HOME (deprecated, still honoured and taking precedence over REMBG_HOME), MODEL_CHECKSUM_DISABLED (disables hash verification of downloaded models), OMP_NUM_THREADS (ONNX Runtime threads) and the key and model variables of the hosted backends.\n- Each model gets its own directory under ~/.rembg/models/; the older ~/.u2net layout is still read, so upgrading does not re-download. The m subcommand supports --dry-run, copies into the new layout leaving originals unless --delete-source is passed, and --clean-orphans removes leftovers of interrupted downloads.\n- To use a modified model file the README says to set MODEL_CHECKSUM_DISABLED=1 and place the file with the expected name in that model's directory; a model_path outside ~/.rembg or ~/.u2net is rejected.\n\n## Requirements, dependencies and Docker\n\n- The README requires Python 3.11 or later and below 3.14 and says Python support follows ONNX Runtime compatibility. The manifest requires Python ^3.11, lists the classifiers 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13, and lists the core dependencies jsonschema, numpy, pillow, pooch, pymatting, scikit-image, scipy and tqdm.\n- Backends are chosen as extras: CPU, NVIDIA GPU or AMD ROCm, each with a CLI variant. The README warns that NVIDIA GPUs may need the GPU ONNX Runtime build, CUDA and cudnn-devel, and names the CPU extra as the fallback; the ROCm path needs the onnxruntime-rocm package. The manifest lists onnxruntime ^1.23.2, onnxruntime-gpu ^1.23.2 (not on macOS) and onnxruntime-rocm ^1.22.0 (Linux only), a float16 extra with onnx and onnxconverter-common, and CLI dependencies including FastAPI, Gradio, click and watchdog.\n- Docker: the README says to prefix the command with docker run of the project image and mount a folder for the CPU image; the CUDA image has to be built by the user, needs about 11 GB against about 1.6 GB for the CPU version, does not include models and needs the NVIDIA Container Toolkit; a tip mounts a models folder at /root/.rembg to avoid re-downloads. The Dockerfile was not read.\n\n## Differences shown by the files\n\n- As observed, the multi-image example in USAGE.md sets the model name to unet, which is not a model name in the README's model list.\n- As observed, the README states Python below 3.14 while the manifest requires ^3.11 and lists classifiers up to 3.13.\n- As observed, the USAGE.md alpha matting example gives a foreground threshold of 270, a background threshold of 20 and an erode size of 11, and the README's edge-mode guide gives no values for them.\n- As observed, the manifest comment says the latest ROCm ONNX Runtime is 1.22.x while the other backends are ^1.23.2.\n\n## Licence label\n\n- The README License section says the project is licensed under the MIT License and points to LICENSE.txt; the manifest license field is MIT and the licence file title is MIT License. This record states no conclusion about the licence and did not interpret the file text.\n\n## Table by topic: what the files state and what stays untested\n\n| Topic | What the files state | Untested here |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| CLI | Six subcommands; i, p, s, b with the flags and stream notes above | Every command and flag; nothing was run |\n| Library | remove with bytes, PIL or NumPy, sessions, alpha matting and mask arguments | Every call and argument; behaviour with any image |\n| Edge modes | Default, -dc, -a, -vm with the README guidance and a decontamination formula | Which mode gives a better edge on any real image; speed ratios |\n| Models | General-purpose entries, sizes and the bria-rmbg licence caveat | Model quality and speed; weight licences; the entries left out of this record |\n| Hosted backends | Two cloud APIs; images sent to the provider; 20 MB limit | Provider terms, privacy and availability |\n| Environment and storage | REMBG_HOME, U2NET_HOME, checksum switch, model layout and migration | Migration and custom model use |\n| Requirements | Python 3.11 up to below 3.14 (README); core and optional dependencies (manifest) | Installation, compatibility on any platform |\n| Docker | CPU and CUDA notes with sizes | Image build and run; the Dockerfile |\n| Licence | MIT label in README, manifest and licence file | Licence text interpretation and every model licence |\n\n## Related Veyrul records\n- art_01M6EWNB7FHDJSEV1GN8PHCNH5: Reference note on segment-anything, lama and BiRefNet documentation, the segmentation and removal models that rembg lists as options\n\n## Limits\n- Documentary only: four files (README, usage guide, package manifest and licence file) were read as stored text; nothing was installed, cloned, downloaded or run, no image was processed or viewed, no source code or workflow file was opened, and no statement was checked against behaviour.\n- Every statement is the repository's own documentation; sizes, speed ratios, upload limits and recommendations in the README are the author's, labelled README statements, and were not verified, so no cutout quality is claimed and nothing ranks the tool, a mode or a model.\n- The README also lists models for human, cloth and portrait segmentation and gives portrait-specific advice; this record does not describe them. Sponsor, donation and sign-up credit lines, sample-result links, example photo names and the hosted providers' marketing are not repeated.\n- Commands, setting values and code in the documents are described from untrusted text; none was run and none is recommended here. Any text addressed to tools or agents was read as data and not followed. Install, run and download commands are not repeated.\n- The licence was not reviewed: the label is reported as the files write it, the README sentence on a model licence is reported as the README states it, and nothing here says what the software, any model weight or anything made with them permits. Hosted service terms were not read.\n- Only the four files named in the citations were read; the 12 other files of the repository and its source code were not read. The read time of each cited file is an upper bound: 2026-10-31T07:33:11.163256Z is the BULK awesome packet-index build time, not a fetch time; the bytes were held locally no later than then and the per-file fetch time was not recorded.\n- The Claude terminal curator and the local Qwen researcher share the founder operator. 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UTF-8 bytes [13044,13124); excerpt SHA256 36d2742ddee129bc091d36ee6ab7e63995f03830a403bf3eb612d7e8e33e2a9e; The README says the older models (u2net, u2netp, silueta) tend to produce firmer, blockier edges.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13402,13504); excerpt SHA256 76acf95d972319f4d0376566718b88e90de3bfd5dbffc40cb5b174a2a03c5766; For batch processing where results cannot be inspected the README prefers -dc over -a because it is faster and cannot fail.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13506,13739); excerpt SHA256 bceabfe773a135093576789ebdd5ac3804ac6333dde877d4e4dfdd9ae7fba06a; A note says -ppm (post-process mask) thresholds the mask into a fully binary one with no partially transparent pixels, so combining it with -dc is pointless.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13913,14216); excerpt SHA256 45d2bafb5d7340768793e68c6904d3c544d5bbe09c5fbc366c9c7695eaa97f28; The Color decontamination section gives the blend formula captured = alpha * foreground + (1 - alpha) * background and explains that making an edge pixel semi-transparent does not undo the blend, so the background colour shows as a halo (a green rim against grass, a blue one against a blue wall).","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; 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UTF-8 bytes [16164,16399); excerpt SHA256 cb953b1027064cc5c5f7912f2cdc3bf8c17e2ba4105bb0cd276ac99ccd22c7c3; The Models section says local ONNX models are downloaded on first use and saved under ~/.rembg/models/, and that the withoutbg model is a cloud API backend that does not download a local model.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [16670,16976); excerpt SHA256 7bf6647e6a042e37e6de5185301a089a816e9ffc484a5f12bfcb4dad8ad7255d; The model list describes u2net as a pre-trained model for general use cases.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; 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UTF-8 bytes [10919,11039); excerpt SHA256 9585a1357e070c92b86ab919c5cff4767553f02fbb89764b5b47989bb806da7e; The README says the modes are alternatives, not layers, and that -a already decontaminates internally, so passing both changes nothing.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [11041,11270); excerpt SHA256 356a8f0dc4d39a36ff8513b6c1b9a514b4f869594092b3ba243f18976e20f04e; The README recommends the default for hard-edged subjects such as products, cars, logos and screenshots, or when the background was already close in colour to the subject, because there is nothing to correct.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; 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the sizes and notes are the README's.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [12738,12957); excerpt SHA256 ccf9907d52ab56ae39c46649284b01c521bb0bf455fb9c54d062b3eda0b56de3; The README says the newer models (bria-rmbg, the birefnet family, isnet-general-use) already produce a soft, well-shaped alpha so their masks rarely need -a, to reach for -dc first and to try -a only if the edge shape itself is wrong, and that bria-rmbg is the default.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13044,13124); excerpt SHA256 36d2742ddee129bc091d36ee6ab7e63995f03830a403bf3eb612d7e8e33e2a9e; The README says the older models (u2net, u2netp, silueta) tend to produce firmer, blockier edges.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13402,13504); excerpt SHA256 76acf95d972319f4d0376566718b88e90de3bfd5dbffc40cb5b174a2a03c5766; For batch processing where results cannot be inspected the README prefers -dc over -a because it is faster and cannot fail.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13506,13739); excerpt SHA256 bceabfe773a135093576789ebdd5ac3804ac6333dde877d4e4dfdd9ae7fba06a; A note says -ppm (post-process mask) thresholds the mask into a fully binary one with no partially transparent pixels, so combining it with -dc is pointless.","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; UTF-8 bytes [13913,14216); excerpt SHA256 45d2bafb5d7340768793e68c6904d3c544d5bbe09c5fbc366c9c7695eaa97f28; The Color decontamination section gives the blend formula captured = alpha * foreground + (1 - alpha) * background and explains that making an edge pixel semi-transparent does not undo the blend, so the background colour shows as a halo (a green rim against grass, a blue one against a blue wall).","source_id":"WIN-S-685d61850929070128b8d21e6783b5a4","version_id":"WIN-V-8d7b9b28bcb21f78009116cb2bf06a6e","observed_at":"2026-10-31T07:33:11.163Z","canonical_url":"https://github.com/danielgatis/rembg/blob/c5b48b0417a0254df7d461efa14573597f369a83/README.md","version_sha256":"06392ad17494ab5b1ac2638fc655add35ec29d0cfe07554ac9bfb3cdf8e4a209"},{"locator":"awesome-packets/AWESOME-DANIELGATIS-REMBG-c5b48b0417a0-P01/src/README.md; 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