Practical Tool Guides
From background removal to a finished composite
A practical workflow for preserving a transparent cutout, checking its edges, and placing it on a new color or image.
Start with a suitable person photo
Person segmentation works best when the subject is clearly separated from the background and important edges are visible.
- Avoid motion blur around hair and hands.
- Start with low edge softness and increase only when the mask looks harsh.
Keep the transparent PNG as a master
Download the cutout before flattening it onto a new background so it can be reused for more than one design.
- Inspect hair and clothing on the checkerboard.
- Do not use JPG for the transparent master because JPG has no alpha channel.
Build and verify the composition
Choose canvas dimensions first, decide whether the background should fill or fit, then adjust the cutout scale and position.
- Use PNG when transparency must remain; use JPG or WebP for a finished photo.
- Open the downloaded result separately and check edges at 100% zoom.