Soft edges
Partial pixels stay where the subject is translucent.
Service
Image Masking
Masks for hair, fur, fabric edges, and anything a hard path would slice through.
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Masking keeps partial transparency. A strand of hair, a fern leaflet, or a veil can fade instead of ending in a hard cut. That is the difference between a path and a mask.
What we do
Channel work
Masks are built from the image, not from a single contrast pass.
Fine detail
Leaflets, mesh, and flyaway hair are the point of the service.
Benefits
- Hair does not turn into a sticker edge.
- Glass and smoke can stay partly see-through.
- The mask can be revised without redrawing the whole file.
Use cases
- Beauty campaigns
- Apparel with fur or lace
- Plants and food
- Glass products
Before / after
A fine leaf edge separated from a busy wall.
Features
Mask included
Ask for the mask if your team will composite later.
Background choice
Transparent or a color you supply.
Reference frame
A sample of the final crop helps the edge decisions.
Workflow
- 01
Send the images and say where they will be used.
- 02
We confirm scope, format, and timing in the quote.
- 03
Editors complete the file and check it at full size.
- 04
You review. Changes that were part of the quote are included.
Quality
Every file is reviewed at 100% before it is sent. A public page is not a promise of a turnaround. The quote is.
FAQ
JPG, PNG, TIFF, and PSD are typical. Say if the destination needs a specific format back.
No. Scope is confirmed first.
For a plain background or a simple crop, often yes. For a catalog, hair, jewelry, or a set that must match, use the service.
Next step
Request a quote for Image Masking.
Include volume and a deadline if you have one. The reply confirms scope before work starts.