Free Mockup Generator
Free mockup generator for print-on-demand sellers: upload your design, pick a t-shirt, hoodie, phone case, mug, tote, poster or sticker, choose the colour and view, and download a realistic product photo for your listing.
Pick a product
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Colour and view
Add your design
PNG, JPG or WebP. A PNG with a transparent background places only the artwork on the product; a JPG keeps its background as a solid block.
Upload only artwork you created or have the rights to use. Your file is stored temporarily so the mockup service can read it and build your image.
Create the mockup
Add a placement note (optional)
Pick a product and add your design to continue.
One view per mockup, about a minute each. Free mockups reset every day at midnight UTC.
Your mockups
Kept on this page until you leave it. Download the ones you want.About the Free Mockup Generator
Product mockups without a photo shoot
Buyers decide from photos, and a flat design file sitting on a white square does not show them what will arrive in the mail. This free mockup generator places your artwork onto a product template and returns an image you can download and add to a listing. It is aimed at print-on-demand sellers who launch many designs and cannot order a sample of each one just to photograph it.
Products you can mock up
- T-shirt: the usual starting point, and the reason so many sellers look for a free t-shirt mockup generator in the first place.
- Sweatshirt: handy for autumn and winter listings where a design that works on a tee can also sell on a heavier garment.
- Mug: shows how a wrap-around or single-side print reads on a curved surface.
- Tote bag: suits text-heavy designs and simple line art.
Where a mockup fits in a listing
The first photo of a listing is the thumbnail shoppers see in search results, so it carries most of the weight. A clean mockup works well in that spot, followed by a close-up of the artwork and a size chart. For example, a seller launching a botanical line drawing might use a tee mockup as the main photo of one listing, a tote mockup for a second listing, and feed the same design file into both. Keep the product color in the mockup the same as the variant you actually sell, so the photo matches the order.
Before you upload
Every mockup is an AI-generated render, so small details such as fabric folds, shadows and lighting change from one run to the next. You get free daily renders, which leaves room to try another template when the first result is not quite right. Only upload artwork you created or hold the rights to use; putting someone else's design on a shirt in a mockup does not make it yours to sell. Etsy recommends listing photos at least 2000 px on the shortest side, so begin with a large, sharp design file and check the downloaded image at full size. A clean product mockup for a mug mockup or tee listing starts with a crisp source file, ideally a PNG with no background.
How to read the results
Upload your design, choose the product template and generate. When the mockup appears, look at it the way a buyer scrolling search results would.
- Placement: the design should sit where a real print goes, centered on the chest of a tee or facing forward on a mug. If it lands too low or too wide, crop the empty space out of your file and run it again.
- Scale: artwork that fills the entire front can look less believable than a slightly smaller print. Real garments rarely carry a design from seam to seam.
- Edges: a white or colored box around the design means the file was not transparent. Pass it through a background remover first, then return here.
- Contrast: dark artwork fades into dark fabric. If the design is hard to see, list it on a lighter garment or prepare a light version of the artwork.
Download the version you like and set it as the first photo. Using the same template across a collection gives your shop a consistent look in search.