I shoot RAW. Can I send those files directly?

Export your selects from Lightroom or Capture One as JPG or PNG first. The cutout quality depends on your export, so use your usual settings.

How good is it with hair, really? My clients are picky about flyaways.

The model is trained on hair, fur, and semi-transparent edges. It preserves flyaways and wisps that the magic wand in Photoshop misses completely.

Will my clients be able to tell it's AI masking vs. my hand work?

For most portrait and product work, the result is indistinguishable from a skilled manual cutout. The 1% edge case might need a quick touch-up.

For working photographers

You shoot. The masking is now someone else's problem — for 5 seconds per frame.

You've got 50 headshots to deliver by tomorrow and 200 wedding photos to sort through. The masking step that eats your whole evening? Upload your selects to PixMiller — hair, fur, translucent edges, all handled. Get clean cutouts back in minutes, not hours, so you can focus on the creative work your clients actually hired you for.

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Built for real photography workflows

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Portrait & headshot sessions

50 headshots in one session — upload all 50, get 50 cutouts back in under 5 minutes. Swap in studio gray, outdoor bokeh, or your client's brand color. The layer mask you used to spend 10 minutes on per frame? It's gone.

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Product & e-commerce shoots

Deliver white-background packshots alongside the lifestyle shots from the same setup. One shoot, two deliverables — your client gets gallery images and listing-ready cutouts without booking extra time.

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Weddings & events

200 reception photos, 200 backgrounds to deal with. Batch-process the whole set and isolate speakers, the couple, or key guests for the highlight reel — all before the after-party ends.

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Client proofing & composites

Send cutout previews alongside the originals so clients can visualize sky swaps, background changes, or composite ideas before you commit to the final retouching pass.

Fits your existing pipeline

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Export selects from Lightroom or Capture One

JPG or PNG — use your normal export settings. PixMiller doesn't replace your RAW processor.
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Upload to PixMiller

Choose transparent PNG (for compositing) or solid white (for direct delivery). Upload multiple images at once.
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Bring cutouts back into Photoshop

Layer them into your composites, apply final color grading, and deliver. The cutout step that used to take 10 minutes per frame now takes 5 seconds.

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Pro tip for best hair edges

Shoot against a contrasting background — light subject on dark, or vice versa. PixMiller handles same-tone edges too, but contrast gives the cleanest result and saves you a touch-up pass.

Questions from working photographers

I shoot RAW. Can I send those files directly?: Not RAW files directly — export your selects from Lightroom or Capture One as JPG or PNG first, the way you normally would. The cutout quality depends on your export, so use your usual settings.
How good is it with hair, really? My clients are picky about flyaways.: The model is specifically trained on hair, fur, and semi-transparent edges. It preserves flyaways and wisps that the magic wand in Photoshop misses completely. Avoid extreme JPEG compression on export and you'll be impressed.
Will my clients be able to tell it's AI masking vs. my hand work?: For most portrait and product work, the result is indistinguishable from a skilled manual cutout. The 1% edge case — wispy hair against a same-color background — might need a quick touch-up. But that's one image, not all fifty.