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Overview
Background editing is more than cutting a subject from its scene. It’s the craft of making the new composition look intentional: edges must feel natural, lighting needs to match, colors should harmonize, and the subject has to be grounded with believable shadows and reflections.
This category dives into end‑to‑end workflows: choosing the right removal method, refining edges, cleaning color spill, matching light and contrast, building shadows, and exporting for where the image will live. Expect checklists, before‑after references, and settings that you can reuse across projects.
