In order to remove the background of an image, we primarily utilize clipping path technique. In the process of clipping path, we cut out a 2D image using the pen tool from Photoshop to bring out a perfect output.

At first, our professional photo editors draw a path around the edge of a subject. Once the path drawing is complete, the image background is removed and the subject remains as part of the image.

Clipping path is generally applied to the photographs that contain objects having hard and smooth edges like table, chair, mannequin, etc. For the sake of providing better output, we categorize this into different parts based on product difficulty.

When clipping path technique isn’t adequate to maintain perfection in background cut-out, image masking is the go-to one then. Image masking is a strategy we apply in objects having soft and rough edges using pen tablet (Wacom) that enables hand-drawing and selecting images with accuracy. The remaining portions having a hard edge are drawn and selected by the pen tool of Adobe Photoshop.

Depending on the needs of an image, we apply different sorts of image masking techniques, including layer masking, alpha channel masking, fur and hair masking, transparent masking, refine edge masking, and color masking to cut out the background.