Is this a special Marketplace-only editor?
No. It is the same cleanup and framing tool, presented as a Marketplace-focused entry page with square defaults and matching copy.
Does it promise perfect automatic background removal?
No. Auto cleanup stays clearly marked as beta, and manual cleanup remains the reliable fallback for final refinement.
Does the image leave the device?
No. The image stays local while you preview, clean, frame, and export it in the browser.
What size should a Facebook Marketplace photo be?
Square, and at least 1024 x 1024 by Meta's commerce recommendation, with 500 x 500 as the floor. This page exports 1600 x 1600, which survives the square grid crop with resolution to spare.
Should I cut out the background on a Marketplace photo?
Only when it helps. A cluttered garage behind a bike is worth removing. A clean living room behind a sofa gives buyers scale and context, and Marketplace buyers expect a real photo of a real item.
Why does the page default to WebP?
It is a lighter upload over mobile data at the same visual quality. If a Marketplace upload rejects the file, switch to JPG, which every Meta surface accepts.
Is my photo uploaded to a server for the background removal?
No. The MODNet model runs in your browser through a web worker, using WebGPU or WebAssembly. That also means the first run has to download the model, after which it is cached.
Does this remove the location data from my photo?
Re-encoding on a canvas does drop the original EXIF, including GPS, as a side effect. It is not the tool's purpose, so if you specifically want metadata gone before posting a photo of your home, use a metadata remover so the behaviour is explicit.