Example workflows
Image → cutout
Keep the subject, remove its surroundings, and preserve your original image.
Use a cutout for a product layout or a new composition. This example starts with the completed brief → image workflow and adds one connected step.
Add the next step
Select the source image. In Actions, choose Remove Background. Flow adds a new image node and connects the source to it; it does not replace the original or run immediately.
Choose the utility model
Open the new node's model picker → Utilities → Remove Background. Check the model name before running: the shortcut can initially choose Image Upscaler instead.
Use a compatible plan or connected provider for this model. Check the source chip, then click Run on the new node. No written prompt was needed for this example. Run till here would also include upstream steps, so leave that for when you want to regenerate them.
Review and keep the transparency
The result above is a real 1376 × 768 PNG. The checkerboard shows transparency; it is not part of the image. The original remains a separate node, and both reopen after a reload.
Inspect the outline and fine details. Here, the faint steam disappeared with the background. Keep the original if those details matter.
Download the transparent PNG · Download the source image
Keep the PNG format to retain transparency. To replace the scene with a different background instead, use a reference-based image edit.
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