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DAE remember spending 3 hours cropping product photos by hand?
Back in 2021 I was doing it all manual for my wife's craft store listings, one photo at a time, and it took me 3 hours every Sunday night for 40 items. Then I tried a background remover tool in June and the same batch took 20 minutes with cleaner edges than mine ever got. The weird part is I still check each one by hand before posting, just less of them now. Has anyone found one that handles fuzzy yarn edges without cutting into the product?
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brooke_young6012h ago
My buddy Dana runs a little shop selling crochet stuffed animals and she had this exact problem with fuzzy edges. She tried like 4 different tools and most of them just chewed right into the yarn halo and made her stuff look bald on the edges. What finally worked for her was playing with the edge softness setting and not letting it auto detect, she had to brush over the fuzzy parts manually so it kept the little hairs. It added maybe 5 extra minutes per batch but saved her from redoing photos where a bunny lost half its fluff.
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