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Image masking separates a subject from its background using masks instead of a hard vector path, so soft and fine detail stays natural. It is the right choice for hair, fur, sheer fabric, glass, and other subjects with translucent or feathered edges.


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Upload through the dashboard, Dropbox, Google Drive, WeTransfer, or high-speed encrypted FTP.
Master retouchers hand-draw paths and perform strict 2-tier quality control before final export.
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Clipping path uses Photoshop's vector Pen Tool to trace a hard, solid outline around an object. It works wonderfully for items with smooth edges like shoes, bottles, or furniture. However, for subjects with fuzzy, furry, feathery, or semi-transparent contours (such as flyaway hair, pet fur, sheer fabrics, or glassware), clipping paths create harsh, blunt cuts. Photo masking uses 8-bit and 16-bit grayscale alpha channels to separate pixels by opacity, preserving microscopic strands and soft translucent transitions.
Yes, absolutely. We typically deliver layered Photoshop (PSD or TIFF) files containing the original background intact, an isolated subject layer, an independent contact shadow layer, and a dedicated named alpha channel. This gives your creative team complete flexibility for subsequent color grading and key art compositing.
Yes. Glass, perfumes, eyewear, and liquids are among our primary specialties. Our masking specialists preserve the authentic physical translucency, internal reflections, and refraction gradients of transparent items, allowing them to blend seamlessly over any new background.
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