For print shops and designersIncluded with Pro

Show how the print looks before you print it

Apply your designs to real garments while keeping the folds, the lighting and the fabric texture. In batches, up to 50 designs at a time.

How it works

1
Pick the garment
From 117 published garments and views: classic and oversize tees, sweatshirts, long sleeves, polos, kids' sizes and accessories. You choose its color and the photo's background.
2
Load your designs
One to test, or up to fifty for a full run.
3
They're applied to the fabric
The design follows the folds and picks up the photo's lighting, instead of sitting on top like a flat sticker.
4
Use them to sell
To send the customer before printing, or to publish in your store.

Catalog: 117 garments and views, across 12 groups
Batch: up to 50 designs per run (10 when the output is 4K)
Resolution: 2000 × 2000 px, or 4000 × 4000 px
Output formats: PNG, JPG or WebP
Print placement: center, left chest or right chest · in three sizes
Garment color: the original, black, white, navy, red, washed stone, or your own
Realism: keeps the garment's folds, lighting and texture
Showcase: published mockups can be browsed
Access: applying designs requires the Pro plan

Showing the customer how it will look avoids the reprint that starts with "that's not what I pictured".

One product photo per design, with no photo shoot and no physical garment.

Your design on a garment reads far better than the file on its own.

Fifty designs in one run, not one at a time.

Do I need to own the garment?

No. The mockups are photos already taken: you bring the design and the tool applies it to the fabric.

Does it look like a composite?

The design follows the folds and lighting of the photo instead of sitting flat on top, which is what gives away a hand-made composite.

How many can I process together?

Up to 50 designs per batch with the Pro plan. If you ask for 4K output the maximum drops to 10, since each image is far heavier.