Blur background AI

Morphic reads the photo and separates the subject from everything behind it, then softens the background while leaving the subject sharp. Instead of a flat blur over the whole frame, it builds a falloff that gets stronger further from the subject, the way a shallow lens renders depth. The subject edges stay clean so hair and shoulders do not smear into the soft area.

It is a close approximation, not a physical lens. The model estimates depth and applies a graduated blur that mimics how a wide aperture throws a background out of focus, but it is generated, not captured through glass. For most portraits and product shots the result reads as a proper shallow depth of field.

Yes. Ask for a gentle separation or a heavy, creamy background and Morphic adjusts the strength of the falloff. You can also describe where the focus should sit so the sharp zone lands on the face or the product rather than something behind it.

The aim is a soft, natural transition rather than a hard cutout. Because the blur is graduated and the subject boundary is refined before the falloff is applied, fine edges like flyaway hair keep some definition. If a stray edge looks harsh, a rerun usually cleans it, and reruns cost nothing.

Any shot with a clear subject in front of a busier background: portraits, pets, products on a shelf, a dish on a table. A photo taken on a phone with everything in focus is the ideal candidate, since that is exactly what the blur is meant to fix.

Yes. Everything runs on Morphic in the browser, so there is nothing to install. Upload a photo, ask to blur the background, and export the finished image from the same canvas.