マルチクリッピングパスサービス

A clipping path removes the background. A multi-clipping path goes further — it isolates every individual component of the product into its own named layer. The laces. The sole. The leather body. The logo. Each one on a separate path, so your design team can fill each component with a different color independently, in Photoshop, without touching the others.

This is how high-volume footwear and apparel brands generate 20 colorway variants from a single master shoot. Instead of booking studio time 20 times, you shoot once. We draw the multi-paths, organize the PSD with clearly labeled layer groups (Left_Sleeve, Right_Lace, Rubber_Sole), and your team drops in the color fills. Files delivered in full-resolution PSD or TIFF, ready to work without sorting through unnamed layers.

What is a multi-clipping path? It's a technique where separate vector paths are drawn around every individual component of a product — not just an outline around the whole thing. Each component lands on its own named layer in Photoshop. Your team can then fill each path with any color independently, generating multiple colorway variants without reshooting or manually selecting anything.