Thin chains and prongs break cheap cut-out tools. Matting-grade precision keeps every link.
Jewellery is one of the hardest product categories to cut out: thin chains, tiny prongs, gaps between links and highly reflective metal. Basic tools either swallow the chain or leave a halo.
BiRefNet precision matting was built for fine structures, so chains and filigree come through intact on a transparent or white background.
Photograph on a plain surface: A contrasting backdrop helps with chains: dark for silver, light for dark metals.
Use precision mode: It is worth the extra credit for jewellery.
Export: Transparent PNG for compositing, or white for marketplace listings.
Thin chains intact: Links and gaps are preserved instead of filled in.
Reflections kept: Highlights on metal and stones stay as shot.
Upscale for macro: Run small shots through the upscaler for zoomable detail.
Why do chains disappear in other tools? Basic segmentation predicts a coarse mask. Matting predicts per-pixel transparency, which keeps very thin structures.
Can it handle gemstones? Yes. Transparent stones may keep a hint of the original backdrop showing through, which usually looks natural.
Should I add a shadow back? A soft shadow often makes jewellery look more premium; add one in the AI Photo Editor if you like.
Is it free to try? Yes. Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 7 days — cancel anytime. No watermark on any plan.