White Background Cleanup (50 Images)
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a batch of product photos—somewhere between 11 and 50—that need precise background work. Every image currently shows unwanted people, stray objects, and occasional overlaid text. All of that has to go so each file ends up on a perfectly clean white backdrop.
The shots vary in resolution but average 2000-3000 px on the long edge. I’ll supply them as JPGs in a single ZIP once the project starts. Please maintain original dimensions and color profile; no up- or down-scaling unless it serves edge clarity.
Deliverables
• Edited images with all people, text, and objects removed
• Pure white (#FFFFFF) background on every file
• High-quality PNG and JPG versions of each image
• One ZIP containing the full set plus a quick preview contact sheet
Acceptance Criteria
1. Crisp, natural edges with no halos or leftover artifacts
2. Even white tone across the frame, free of color cast or banding
3. File names unchanged from originals
If the first few samples meet those points, I’ll green-light the rest immediately. Familiarity with Photoshop, Lightroom, or equivalent clipping-path tools is assumed; whichever program you prefer is fine as long as the results are pixel-perfect.
The shots vary in resolution but average 2000-3000 px on the long edge. I’ll supply them as JPGs in a single ZIP once the project starts. Please maintain original dimensions and color profile; no up- or down-scaling unless it serves edge clarity.
Deliverables
• Edited images with all people, text, and objects removed
• Pure white (#FFFFFF) background on every file
• High-quality PNG and JPG versions of each image
• One ZIP containing the full set plus a quick preview contact sheet
Acceptance Criteria
1. Crisp, natural edges with no halos or leftover artifacts
2. Even white tone across the frame, free of color cast or banding
3. File names unchanged from originals
If the first few samples meet those points, I’ll green-light the rest immediately. Familiarity with Photoshop, Lightroom, or equivalent clipping-path tools is assumed; whichever program you prefer is fine as long as the results are pixel-perfect.