What is a clipping path?
In Photoshop, a clipping path is a vector graphic that describes an object, such as a trace around its edges. Clipping paths are generally used for one of two purposes: to trim an object or to wrap the text around
How are clipping paths used for electronic commerce?
In product photography, the most common use of a clipping path is to remove the background of a product image. The clipping path revolves around the product, which can then be placed on another background or saved as a transparent image. Cropping product images is also known as "engraving", "clippings" or creating a "silo" (short for "silhouette").
Why outsource to a clipping path service?
The creation of clipping paths or layer masks (there are firm opinions about the superiority of layer masks over clipping paths, to make image cuts, it is a time-consuming job: infinities of zoom and clicks in Photoshop or Illustrator It is a repetitive and boring job, which can turn the touch of electronic commerce into a bottleneck, although it is a very necessary activity Fortunately, because the images of the products are digital, the clipping can be outsourced.
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