Clipping Path Service Before and After

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, labelled before/after split. Bright graphic service-advert finish. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] Three stacked bands make up the cover. A full-width yellow header band runs across the top (about 14% of the height) and a full-width yellow footer band across the bottom (about 15%). Between them the photo area splits into two equal halves along a thin white seam: the left half keeps the original studio floor - a warm beige/tan carpet with a soft shadow behind the chair - while the right half shows the same chair cut out on a pure white field, slightly larger and centred so its silhouette is clean. Both halves share an identical viewpoint and floor line, so the chair stays continuous across the seam. Small solid red label tabs sit over the top corners of the photo area, one on each half. [Subject] None - no people. The subject is a single black moulded designer chair with a looping ribbon back and four slim tapered legs, shown roughly head-on and slightly from above. [Headline] Top yellow band: one line of very heavy black sans-serif, title case, reading "Clipping Path Service", centred and flanked by a solid red five-pointed star on each side. Over the photo, two small solid red rectangles hold bold white capitals - "Before" at the top-left and "After" at the top-right. Bottom yellow band: one line of heavy black sans reading "Background Removal", centred and flanked by a solid black five-pointed star on each side. [Badges] None beyond the flat red and black star glyphs used as decorative accents in the bands; no ratings or platform marks. [Mood] High-voltage yellow, red and black banner palette surrounding a neutral beige-to-white photo core. Punchy and instructional; the yellow bars, red stars and black chair silhouette give it an instant read at thumbnail size.