AI mockup generator

You start from your own design, logo, or artwork and use image-to-image to place it onto a realistic product mockup. The model wraps your artwork onto the surface, matching the fabric folds, curve, or perspective, so a flat file becomes a photo of the finished item. Because it starts from your file, the design on the mockup is your design, not an approximation.

T-shirts, hoodies, ceramic mugs, tote bags, phone cases, framed wall posters, die-cut stickers, book covers, packaging boxes, laptop skins, enamel pins, and billboards. Name the product in the prompt, drop in your design, and generate. The same design can move across a whole product range without a separate photo shoot for each item.

Yes, and one file is enough. Upload your logo, pattern, or artwork as the starting image and the model applies it to the product you name. A clean, high-contrast file gives the sharpest read on curved or folded surfaces, but a single design already seeds a full set of mockups.

Yes. Because you generate from your real design file, the mark holds its shape, color, and detail from a t-shirt to a mug to a tote. You place the same artwork on each product and it stays recognizable across the set, so your merch line reads as one brand.

Yes. Generate listing-ready shots for an online store, a print-on-demand catalog, or a product page before anything goes to print. Pick one lighting and background style, then render every item in it so the catalog shares a consistent look.

Yes. Show a design on real merch in a marketing mockup instead of a flat file, so a client sees the finished feel before approving. Save the setup as a Workflow and rerun it for the next concept, so every pitch deck uses the same clean presentation.