Clipping Path process in Photoshop

by Lisa Maria Graphic Designer

Processes in Photoshop are all very easy and smooth to do. Some might be a bit different but most of the images are edited with the same simple method where no mess is found. Photoshop offers most amazing image editing services and often more than one solution can be found, like background removal can be done with 4 different tools in 4 different ways, all have their own different way of changing the background.

What is a clipping path?

Clipping path is the process with the pen tool which draws a line along the edges of the product and subject to select the particular and detaches others from the image. Mostly the spots, dust, string, extra crops and other unwanted things are clipped from the image to keep the product only. The foremost part of the clipping path service is to cut out the background and add a new background. Mostly the background is changed with a white, black or any other background to keep the product of the image the center part and take the full focus to it. It helps to cut out the dullness from the images, as some might get dull after transferring from the camera to other devices. And so to delete the dullness the background is changed.

The whole process is done by the clipping path to cut out the background and add new background which makes the background look more interesting without changing the product shape. Often wrong clipping can include or exclude some of the product parts which makes the product look very odd and so the right clipping and patience are needed, as it is a lengthy process so it needs to be edited in such a way that it doesn’t show any of the flaws. Make sure your new background doesn’t engulf any part product and so always use the opposite color of the product. Colour is the foremost thing here if the color isn’t nice it won’t make it look nice. The color is kept unique so that it doesn’t mix up with the product and make it all disappear. Products are very important and so they are kept the focus of them all.