Mockup Templates for Logos and Print

A realistic image of a product or printed item onto which your design is placed so it appears as it will in reality: a logo on a cup, artwork on a bag, a business card on a table. It is used to show a client the work before production, and to present your work in a portfolio. It convinces far better than showing the design flat. Andalusi has ready mockups to drop your design into.

Pick one representing what will actually be produced: a cup for a café, a bag for a shop, a billboard for an outdoor campaign, a business card for services. Do not present a restaurant logo on a perfume box mockup, since the client reads the use rather than the design alone, and choose lighting that suits your colours. Andalusi sorts its mockups by business type.

Let the design follow the curve of the surface rather than sitting flat on a round cup, and let the mockup's shadows and reflections fall over your artwork instead of hiding them. Size the logo as it would actually be rather than larger. An over-crisp mockup looks fake. Andalusi handles those details when it places your design.

Show three at most per project: the logo alone, applied to one item, and a scene gathering several pieces. Use the same background across projects so the portfolio reads as one piece, and avoid reusing the identical mockup for every client, since the repetition gets noticed. Andalusi lets you keep a fixed set and change only the design.