Image masking is an essential part of process for many businesses and it is mainly used for product catalogues, brochures, magazines, calendars, poster, and online shop photos because these requires all images need to be perfect so that a customer can feel original product in a quick look.

Image masking is not a simple task, this technique is very time consuming and eye straining. It requires professional training and huge experience to achieve desirable results.

We have a team of skilled and experienced graphic editors who can assist you for all your small as well as ongoing image masking ventures. Our quality check and delivery division ensure that every project delivered on time with complete perfection so that our customers can get results as per their expectations.

Our image masking services includes: 
-  Layer Masking
-  Alpha Channel Masking
-  Transparency Masking
-  Translucent Masking

Benefits of image masking service:
-  Isolate desired image without the embedded background
-  Create transparency without distorting the translucency
-  Change or use a customized backgrounds
-  Remove background colors from images from translucent images
-  Allow masking for hair, semi-transparent chiffon or muslin
-  Create ads, magazine covers, and lot of other items with models
-  Save complex silhouette selection with the image for later use
-  Allow dropping shadows of desired image

"A picture is worth a thousand words". A picture allows you to walk down the memory lane and it tells stories of past days. The main purpose of taking a picture is capturing the essence of a moment but as time goes pictures fail to retain its grandeur and freshness.

We help you to maintain your photos or pictures by improving original color and retouching damage areas. We have a team of skilled photo editors to provide you cost effective, simple and yet effective photo editing services at amazing turnaround time.

We specialize in following photo editing services:
-  Photo Enhancement
-  Photo Restoration
-  Image Masking
-  Photo Clipping Path
-  Photo Cutout
-  Image Background Removal
-  Photo Retouching
-  Photo Resizing
-  Image Colorization
-  Real Estate or Property Image Editing

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Clipping path is one of the most dreaded task designers try to avoid. But really they aren’t that bad once you get the hang of it and get them over with. If you’re not familiar with Photoshop and you’re wondering what this clipping path is all about, here is explanation. It’s a vector line description embedded into your image file that tells the software where to “clip” the photo. It’s normally used to knock the background out of an image, but really it can be whatever you want – shapes, words etc.

The path usually travels along the edges of an image file and can be activated and turned into a standard selection for soft-edge feathering, filtering and all that other great Photoshop stuff. A sample image from the package with pre-built clipping path (right) is shown below.

Clipping Paths are the vector lines that are used to outline a separation between an object and the background of an image. These paths are used in two ways: to select an object from the image, and to hide the background. Every graphic work requires Clipping Paths for the purpose of editing.

Clipping Path stands as a way of isolating an object from the background of the image. Imagine a clay shaper that is pressed into the clay to obtain shapes. Similarly, Clipping Paths are used to cut out objects from the background of an image. These objects are later provided a different background. It seems to be an easy task but needs to be precisely done with a dash of expertise.

Clipping Paths can be used to clip out favorite parts of an image. These parts can then be given an altogether different and interesting background. Clipping Paths are the vector masking techniques that are used in image manipulation software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks, and Corel Draw. It creates a virtual outline around the image that later has to be isolated and extracted from the rest of the pixels that are unwanted or temporarily neglected.