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Overview
Background editing is more than cutouts. Reliable workflows start with structured intake, move through non-destructive masking and cleanup, then finish with lighting, color, and export standards that match each channel’s requirements.
This guide breaks background editing into repeatable steps: masking with layers and vectors, rebuilding shadows and reflections, balancing color and contrast, batching with actions or scripts, and quality control before delivery. Use it to reduce rework, keep edges natural, and ship consistent assets for ecommerce, portraits, and marketing creatives.
