Our Clipping Path Services
Clipping Path Services – Precise cutouts & background removal for flawless, professional images. Perfect for eCommerce & branding!
The basic clipping path is the most straightforward option. It’s used for products with very simple geometric shapes—like circles, squares, triangles, or cubes. Common examples include plates, balls, eggs, boxes, and other items with clean, uncomplicated edges. It’s quick, efficient, and perfect for simple product cutouts.
Simple clipping paths are used for products with basic shapes—like straight lines, circles, ovals, rectangles, and squares. It’s the fastest and easiest technique, perfect for items that don’t have a lot of detail. This method is commonly used for products like shirts, pants, watches, handbags, and other similar items when clean cutouts are needed.
Medium clipping paths are used for products with several holes, curved edges, or moderately detailed designs. This method takes more time—almost twice as long as basic or simple clipping paths—because of the added complexity. Common examples include jewelry, watches, shoes, and engine parts. It’s a great choice when your product needs more attention to detail without going into full complex editing.
Complex clipping paths are used for products with detailed shapes and fine designs. Examples include necklaces, chains, nets, furry dolls, chandeliers, trees, and buildings. These items usually have lots of curves, holes (often more than 15), and closed paths that need precise outlining.
Super-complex clipping paths are used for images with a lot of tiny details and intricate shapes. Think of things like motorbikes, cars, groups of people, food platters, or jewelry sets. These images require tons of anchor points and precise paths to outline every part accurately.
The multiple clipping path (or multipath) technique is used for images that have several objects and need detailed editing. Instead of creating just one path around the whole image, we create separate paths for each item—like the bed, pillows, windows, furniture, and floor in a living room photo, etc.
FAQ
Here you will find some important service related Questions and Answers.
A clipping path is a closed vector path or shape used to cut out an object from its background in an image. It allows for precise selection and editing of specific areas.
Clipping paths are essential for product photography, especially for eCommerce, catalogs, and advertisements. They help create clean, distraction-free images with transparent or custom backgrounds.
We provide:
Basic Clipping Path – For simple shapes like circles or boxes.
Simple Clipping Path – For products with straightforward edges like shirts or bags.
Medium Clipping Path – For items with holes and curves like shoes or watches.
Complex Clipping Path – For detailed items like chandeliers, trees, or buildings.
Super-Complex Clipping Path – For highly intricate items like motorcycles, jewelry sets, or food platters.
Multiple Clipping Paths – For separating and editing individual parts within an image.
You can send your images via email, cloud storage links (like Google Drive, Dropbox, or WeTransfer), or through our upload portal if available.
We accept and deliver in formats like JPEG, PNG, PSD, TIFF, and AI. We can also provide images with transparent or white backgrounds as needed.
Turnaround time depends on the image complexity and quantity. Basic edits can be done in 12–24 hours, while complex projects may take longer. We also offer express delivery upon request.
Yes! We offer free revisions to ensure you're fully satisfied with the final output.
Absolutely. We treat your files with complete confidentiality and never share your images without permission.
Yes, we do! We offer discounted rates for high-volume or long-term projects. Contact us for a custom quote.
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Simply send us your images along with your instructions. We'll review them, send you a quote, and start working once you approve.