We have been giving away some free images with Photoshop clipping path included before. And yesterday I saw a few more in my stock and decided to do a quick post to share these today, and hopefully someone would them useful. So here are 20 free hi-resolution border photo frames with Photoshop clipping path that you can use to digitally frame your photos to create your own fancy photo album, or use them for any design purposes you think might need photo frames as borders. Also included are some blank photo slides that might also come handy for your design projects. Download and open each image in Photoshop then find each clipping path in the Path palette to use them.

Download link:
20 Free Hi-res Border Photo Frames with Photoshop Clipping Path – 46.7mb

Previously we shared some 144 images of mixed objects with Photoshop clipping path. We also explained how important Photoshop clipping paths are and how tedious it is to do clipping paths. Most particularly if you are going to clip very intricate objects like what we have today, plants. But whether you’re working on simple or intricate objects, doing clipping path has become a boring chore for most graphic designers. Instead on focusing more on improving concept and design, they have to spend hours manually tracing paths.

So if you need plant images with clipping path, then you’re in luck. We have here 48 images of plants, like leaves, pots, plants on soil, some small trees, and many more, all with Photoshop clipping path. Most of these images have elaborative and tricky edges that would take you ages to clip. Below is a cactus image I took from the collection to show you the complexity of clipping path involved on each of these images.

These are all high-quality, high-resolution images. All royalty free with no usage restrictions. All 48 images are previewed in the thumbs shown below. Download link is provided further down. Enjoy.

Download link:
Mediafire link – 48 Free Images of Plants with Photoshop Clipping Path
4shared link – 48 Free Images of Plants with Photoshop Clipping Path

Yes, you read it right… images with Photoshop clippling path. I know, clipping path is one of the most dreaded task designers try to avoid. But really they aren’t that bad once you get the hang of it and get them over with.

If you’re not familiar with Photoshop and you’re wondering what this  clipping path is all about, let me explain it a bit. It’s a vector line description embedded into your image file that tells the software where to “clip” the photo. It’s normally used to knock the background out of an image, but really it can be whatever you want – shapes, words etc. The path usually travels along the edges of an image file and can be activated and turned into a standard selection for soft-edge feathering, filtering and all that other great Photoshop stuff. A sample image from the package with pre-built clipping path (right) is shown below.

So today I decided to share these images and save you the extra work of making your own clipping paths. Here are some quality royalty free, high resolution images with pre-built Photoshop clipping path to save your day. Preview thumbs of all images are shown below. Download links are also provided below. Total archived (compressed) file size is around 312MB. Since most file sharing services doesn’t accept more than 100mb size per file, I decided to divide it in four parts. All four archive files are not “split to volumes” type and independent of each other. Which means, you can download one volume, extract and use the images right away. But of course, you wouldn’t want to miss every single one of these cool images. So download all four archives, decompress and enjoy!

Download links:
Images with Photoshop Clipping Path Vol. 1 – 88.72MB
Images with Photoshop Clipping Path Vol. 2 – 87.23MB
Images with Photoshop Clipping Path Vol. 3 – 82.92MB
Images with Photoshop Clipping Path Vol. 4 – 46.17MB