Alpha Matte Remover

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Package name

  • alpha-matte-remover

License

  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Chroma key, border flood-fill alpha extractor, mask brush & batch cutout

Alpha Matte Remover is a local Linux desktop tool for extracting clean RGBA transparent cutouts from studio photos, logos, and chroma backdrops without uploading files to external servers. An independent Linux desktop alternative to online background removal tools for building alpha mattes, refining masks, and batch exporting transparent assets.

Key Features:

  • Chroma & Edge-Flood Alpha Extractor: Eyedropper and 4-corner auto-sampled background detection with Contiguous Border Flood-Fill (preserving matching interior highlights) and Global Euclidean RGB / HSV Color Distance Ramp, soft Gaussian alpha edge feathering, color-spill desaturation, and auto-trim to the non-transparent bounding box.
  • Interactive Mask Touch-Up & Backdrop Preview: Checkerboard, solid color, and custom backdrop image preview with interactive Keep-Foreground and Erase-Background brush strokes painted onto an auxiliary mask layer.
  • Batch Transparent Cutout Exporter: Processes product and logo folders into 32-bit RGBA PNG and lossless or lossy alpha WebP outputs with per-image transparency coverage CSV statistics.

Disclaimer: Alpha Matte Remover is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Cedar Lake Ventures.

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