Clipping Path is a vector line description surrounded into your image file that tells software where to ‘clip’ the image. It is normally used to knock the background out of an image, but really it can be anything that you want, like-drop shadow, donut shapes, words etc. The path travels inside the image file […]Read more

What is a clipping path? You can use image clipping paths to define transparent areas in images you place in page-layout applications. For example, you may want to use a foreground object and exclude the background. An image clipping path lets you isolate the foreground object and make everything else transparent when the image is […]Read more