Clipping Path Service

This is a shape what masks the object of an image so that the object is visible below it. A clipping path can only be a vector of the clipping path instead of an image and a raster image, vector drawing or anything can stay below of image.
A few things to note about clipping masks:

1. In clipping path, clipped objects must be in the same layer.
2. One or more objects is possible to clip,
3. The clipping path must always be on top of the object you’d like to clip.

How to Make a Clipping Mask:

In this demo, the clipping path will be the text of their names, Lily and Job. The objects we are going to clip will be images of them swimming. To start, we will do a clipping mask for Job.

A clipping mask can be made in a few different ways:

1.       Drop down Menu: Object > Clipping Mask > Make
2.       Shortcut Key: Command > 7
3.       Layer Panel: Make/Release Clipping Mask icon at the bottom
4.       Right-click: highlight all objects and select Make Clipping Mask
5.       In one layer, I have put Job’s name on top of his swimming photo. You can expand the layer view to see the text and object image separately.



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