ezremove: When an Old-School Interface Hides a Smart Background Remover

https://fun-wiki.win/index.php/How_a_Single_%22Father%27s_Dog_on_the_Beach%22_Photo_Rewrote_My_Photo_Editing_Workflow

You're staring at ezremove and your first reflex is: dated UI, cluttered buttons, grey-on-grey panels. I get it - looks matter when you hand a tool to a client or push a new workflow across a team