
You have 100 product photos. Every single one has an ugly white background that screams “amateur.”
Sending them through an online background remover would cost you $0.20/image × 100 = $20 for one batch. Paying that every week adds up fast.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to use BulkPhoto AI — a local desktop tool that removes backgrounds, resizes, converts, and watermarks images in bulk. No API fees. No uploads. No limits.
What You Need
- BulkPhoto AI (Windows 10/11, one-time purchase)
- A folder of images to process
Step 1: Launch and Select Your Images
Open BulkPhoto AI. Click Select Images or drag and drop your folder directly into the window. The tool supports JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF formats.
For this test, I am using 100 product photos from an unsplash product shoot collection. Total: 342 MB.
Step 2: Enable AI Background Removal
Check Remove Background. BulkPhoto AI uses the RMBG-1.4 model — the same tech behind many commercial SaaS tools — running entirely on your local machine. No data leaves your PC.
You can also enable Edge Softening for a more natural look around hair and fur edges.
Step 3: (Optional) Resize and Convert
Need images at specific dimensions for your e-commerce store? Choose from presets like Shopify (2048×2048), Amazon (1000×1000), or eBay (1600×1600). You can also set a custom width and let the tool maintain aspect ratio.
Set output format to PNG for transparent backgrounds (after removal) or JPG if you plan to add a colored background later. WebP gives you ~30% smaller files with near-lossless quality.

Proof: Canva Alternative at 10% the Cost
Canva Pro charges $13/month and limits background removal to a per-image quota. remove.bg charges $0.20/image. A seller processing 500 images/month pays $100/month on remove.bg vs a one-time $29 for BulkPhoto AI.
For freelancers and small e-commerce stores, the math is simple: after 2 batches, the tool has paid for itself.
Final Verdict
BulkPhoto AI is not flashy — but it does exactly what it promises. Background removal, batch resize, format conversion, and watermarking in one clean interface. No internet required, no subscriptions, no limits.
Bottom line: If you process product photos regularly and want to cut a recurring SaaS cost, this is a no-brainer.

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