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Tutorial "How to use Photo Mask (Clipping Mask)"

Here's a Tutorial "How to use Photo Mask (Clipping Mask)" in Photoshop and how to create beautiful layouts in 5 steps.
In tutorial I am using Shabby Romance Collection by Indigo Designs, photo by Svetlana Golubeva.

1 Step: To start with, open your background. For this example, I am using paper #8 from Shabby Romance kit.

2 Step: Drag a Photo Mask into your layout,  I am using Shabby Romance Photo Mask #4
3 Step: Bring the photo into your layout and place a photo above the Photo Mask. Resize your photo.

4 Step: Clip your photo to the mask, simply hold ALT and click on the line between the two layers (your photo and photo mask) Or, with the top layer selected, click Layer > Create Clipping Mask.
This is what your layers palette will look like.
5 Step: Add some embellishment,   I am using ready to use Shabby Romance Cluster  #1,  Shabby Romance Accent #1 and #3, Word Art.

And you are done!
I hope this helps you!

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Lilly Ann  – (Aug 25, 2019, 9:29:00 PM)  

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Rashed Shaon  – (Sep 16, 2021, 1:24:00 AM)  

Excellent photo editing!

Now-a-days clipping mask has become highly important for online businesses.

Thanks for your post.

Smith  – (Sep 28, 2021, 1:26:00 AM)  

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Ram Bhowmik  – (Feb 28, 2022, 1:57:00 AM)  

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Rafiqul Islam  – (Aug 29, 2022, 3:04:00 AM)  

Your post is really impressive. Everyone wants to make their photos the most beautiful. Somebody wants to auto cut his image. Someone wants to change background of their photo or cut out image. By the way, thank you for sharing this awesome post with us.

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Mark Jonathan  – (Mar 11, 2024, 11:30:00 PM)  

Photo masking is a technique used in image editing service to selectively hide or reveal parts of an image. In Adobe Photoshop, you can achieve photo masking using layer masks. After opening your image, create a layer mask on the layer you want to edit. With the layer mask selected, use the Brush Tool to paint on the mask with black to hide parts of the image or with white to reveal them. You can also use shades of gray for partial transparency. For precise masking, use selection tools like the Pen Tool or Quick Selection Tool to create selections before applying the mask. Refine the mask by adjusting brush size, opacity, and feathering. Right-click on the layer mask to access properties like Feather and Density for further refinement. Remember to work non-destructively by using adjustment layers and smart objects. Finally, save your edited image in the desired format. Practice and experimentation will help you master photo masking techniques.

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