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Posted on: February 18, 2018 Photoshop Clipping Path Tutorial


In order to thrive in the crowded world of E-Commerce, retailers need Beautiful Products Images. For Image beautification, Photoshop is the best software and Clipping Path is the basic need before advance level edit.

Clipping Path is outlining any image by using Photoshop Pen Tool. It allows for removing the original background and setting a new background. Objects inside the path will be included after the clipping path is applied. And objects outside the path will be omitted from the output. After applying clipping path the edge of the images are looks hard. To minimize the hardness clipping path flatness can be used.

Clipping Path Service Required for Bellow Purposes

  • To remove/change the background
  • To draw the outline of any object
  • To remove ghost mannequin
  • For e-commerce product retouch
  • For photo manipulation
  • For color changes
  • For image masking
  • To smooth the edge by clipping path flatness
  • To remove unwanted objects
  • To separate objects by multiple clipping paths
  • To create the drop shadow
  • To create a mirror effect

Clipping Path Service Categories

Basic/Simple Clipping Path:

Easy images are included in this category such as small curved with little bit whole hole, round-shaped, different angle shaped etc. Proper anchor points are always important for a good quality output.

Medium Clipping Path:

Clipping Path is always an important part of Image Editing Services. Medium clipping path includes multiple curves with multiple holes. Compound shapes images are included in this category.

Complex Clipping Path:

Group photos, complex jewelry images, furry images, etc. are included in complex clipping path. Minimum one hour or more than that time is required to complete these tasks.

Multiple Clipping Path:

To enhance any image or for changing colors of a different part of any image multiple clipping paths is required. For catalog design, web template, flash composite animation, e-commerce product advertisements, color change of jewelry products, multiple clipping paths is needed.

High-quality Image Editing and Clipping Path services needed to Professional Photographers, Art Directors, Studios, Agencies as well as all types of web-based companies like an E-commerce business, online shop, design shop, etc.
Clipping Path Business is the most popular concern for the E-commerce sector whose has different types of images to get the attention of their customers.

In this Photoshop Clipping Path tutorial, we will learn, in an easy way, to create Clipping Path by using Photoshop Pen Tool from Adobe Photoshop.

How to do Photoshop Clipping Path?

Here are the steps of Photoshop Clipping Path Tutorial

Step 1


To draw the path firstly need to open an image in Photoshop, then select the “Pen Tool” from the “toolbox” (if you can’t see the toolbox, go to the window menu and select “Tools”). Now, make sure that you have selected “Paths” from the “pen tool menu bar” which is located below of the main Menu bar.

If you want to rename the path name then double click on the “work path” and rename it.

 

Step 2

Now zoom the image by 200% to 400% depending on the resolution of the image. Zooming enables to create sufficient and good anchor points. Then click on the image edge and drag the mouse pointer towards the next step and release the mouse. After an appropriate distance, again click on the image edge and continue in the same way until you have completed moving around the image.

When completing the moving, click on the starting point in order to close the path.

 

Step 3

When path would be created then go to go to the triangle-shaped icon located at the top right corner of the Paths palette and select “Clipping Path”. A dialogue box will appear asking to choose your desired path and Flatness. Select the path you want to Clipped and Put the flatness you desire and click “OK”. You are now almost done. Flatness is the desired amount of pixel you want to make blur the image edge. The more amount you use in Flatness the more image edge will become a blur. In general, leave the Flatness box blank (0) and the image edge will be 100% sharp which is most of the time appropriate.

 

Step 4


You can now save the file in JPG, PNG, PSD or TIFF format and ready to place into the program you are working with for your design. This time you will get the image without the background and will able to set any new background or color.

Congratulations, You’re Done!
I hope that you’ve enjoyed the Photoshop Clipping Path Tutorial and learned something new for your own projects. Nowadays you will find lots of opportunities by starting a career as a Freelance Graphic Designers.

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