Integrations & plugins
Use PixelMagic wherever you work — design tools, the command line, automation platforms, and your own code.
Figma
Remove a layer's background inside Figma and apply the cutout as a fill.
Plugins → Development → Import from manifest → figma-plugin/manifest.jsonInstall / docs →Photoshop
UXP panel: cut out the active document and open the result as a new layer.
Load via UXP Developer Tool → plugins/photoshop/manifest.jsonInstall / docs →GIMP
Python-Fu script: Filters → PixelMagic → Remove Background.
Drop pixelmagic.py into your GIMP plug-ins folder, restart GIMPInstall / docs →Sketch
Remove the selected layer's background and re-import the cutout.
Double-click the .sketchplugin, or load plugins/sketch/Install / docs →PowerPoint
Office add-in: clean the background of a selected picture on your slide.
Sideload plugins/powerpoint/manifest.xml in PowerPointInstall / docs →Command line
Batch a file or a whole folder from your terminal.
npx @pixelmagic/cli remove ./folder -o ./cutoutsInstall / docs →Zapier
"Remove Background" action — wire it into thousands of apps.
zapier push the app, connect with your API keyInstall / docs →Make
Custom module for Make (Integromat) scenarios.
Import module-remove-background.json into a custom appInstall / docs →Shopify
Bulk-clean product image backgrounds via the Admin API.
Run the script with your store token, or embed as an appInstall / docs →API + MCP
REST API and an MCP server so agents (Claude, Cursor) can call PixelMagic.
POST /api/v1/remove with your sk_live_ key · MCP: remove_backgroundInstall / docs →Build your own
Every integration is a thin client over one endpoint. Grab an API key and call it from anything.