Cutouts That Survive a Zoom
Edge-by-edge inspection order for a background removal, plus export rules that stop halos and off-white product shots reaching a listing.
به چه درد میخورد
برش خودکار در اندازه بندانگشتی همیشه خوب به نظر میرسد؛ مشکل وقتی پیدا میشود که مشتری روی عکس زوم میکند. این اسکیل ترتیب وارسی لبهها را میدهد — مو، دسته و سوراخها، شیشه، و هالهای که فقط روی یکی از دو زمینه دیده میشود — و روشن میکند کدام خروجی را نگه داری و کدام را جدا برای فروشگاه بسازی.
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Use this before any cutout goes onto a product page. Pick the source photo first. Automatic cutting fails on low contrast: a black bag on a dark sofa costs twenty minutes of hand cleanup that a re-shot frame costs nothing. Never start from a screenshot or a photo re-saved by a chat app - compression noise becomes a fringed edge. Remove the background, then inspect at full zoom in this order: - Hair, fur, fringe, lace, mesh. Automatic edges break here first. - Handles, straps, spouts, buckles, and any hole that should show through. A filled-in gap looks fine as a thumbnail and wrong on the page. - Glass and anything transparent. Decide on purpose whether the new background shows through, then confirm the label is still readable. - Thin things: cables, stems, earring hooks, chair legs. Check the edge twice, once against white and once against mid grey. A halo of the old background is invisible on one and obvious on the other. Repair by hand rather than re-running the automatic cut: - Restore what was eaten, erase what was left, at a small brush size. - Zoom to the edge you are fixing, not to the whole product. Export rules: - Keep the transparent master. Everything else is derived from it. - A marketplace that demands a pure white field wants a flat white export, not the light grey that reads as white on your monitor. - Keep margins even and let the product fill most of the frame. A small product in a huge empty canvas reads as a placeholder image. Ship nothing you have not looked at once at full zoom.
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1. Open the tool and start a new conversation, project or template. 2. Paste the text below wherever the tool keeps standing instructions — usually called system prompt, instructions, or persona. 3. Save it so it applies to every run rather than a single message.