Precision
Clipping Paths

While automated AI background removal is fast, it frequently struggles with low-contrast edges, resulting in jagged, unnatural cutouts that ruin product presentations. Our designers exclusively use the Adobe Photoshop Pen Tool to create 100% manual, hand-drawn clipping paths. This allows us to use Bezier curves to perfectly trace the contours of your product, ensuring pixel-perfect precision and smooth edges required for high-end e-commerce, print catalogs, and large-scale media.

Clipping path complexity is determined by the number of curves, sharp angles, and internal cutouts (holes) present in your image. A basic square box is considered "Simple," whereas a bicycle with spokes and gears is "Super Complex." However, you never have to worry about guessing the correct tier yourself! Once you upload your assets to your dashboard, our dedicated internal support staff will expertly evaluate and grade the image complexity for you, ensuring fair and highly accurate pricing before production begins.

By default, we embed the active vector clipping path directly into your original file format (typically a JPG, TIFF, or PSD). To access it, simply open the delivered image in Photoshop, navigate to the 'Paths' palette, and you will see "Path 1" saved there. From there, you can easily convert the path into an active selection to isolate your product, place it on a new background layer, or utilize it for InDesign layouts.

A multiple clipping path involves drawing separate, distinct vector paths around different components of a single product image. This advanced deep etching technique is essential for professional retouchers and fashion brands who need to isolate specific areas (like separating a shirt from a model, or shoelaces from the sole) for isolated color correction, shadow creation, or selective photo retouching down the line.