Product Mockup Maker guide

Place artwork in phone, laptop, book, poster, shirt and mug mockups.

Use the guide alongside the working tool.

Preview a poster without losing its border

Product: poster
Artwork: portrait PNG with a printed border
Image fit: show entire artwork

Contain mode keeps the whole border visible. Switching to Fill may remove some border when the artwork and scene have different proportions. The scene is a design presentation, not a print-proof or a manufacturer-specific physical fit check.

Create and export

Choose phone, laptop, book, poster, shirt or mug, then add your artwork as a supported raster image.

Compare Fill frame with Show entire artwork. Filling can crop edges, while containing preserves the complete artwork with unused space when aspect ratios differ.

Review the generic vector scene and export PNG, SVG or PDF. Embedded artwork remains raster even when the surrounding product drawing is vector SVG.

Methods and limits

Six vector product scenes, not photorealistic renders. Raster artwork is embedded in self-contained SVG and PNG/PDF output. Product silhouettes are generic and do not imply manufacturer endorsement.

Local processing

Files and inputs stay in browser memory. Only the shared media engine is downloaded when needed; no media is uploaded. Exported files contain the content you select. Refreshing clears this workspace.

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