AI packaging mockup generator

Take a label to a finished pack shot. The product and light built around.

Every image model

One workspace

Packs you can stage

Mock up packaging in three steps

  1. 01

    Open Morphic

    Sign up and start creating on a free-flowing, infinite visual canvas.

  2. 02

    Upload your artwork

    Add the label, dieline, or pouch layout and say the pack format and material.

  3. 03

    Generate and export

    Describe the shot, single unit or lineup, then export once the folds and wrap read right.

Use cases

Take a label design to a pack shot

A flat label or dieline is hard to judge and harder to sell in. Wrap it onto the real form, a bottle, a carton, a pouch, and light it as a finished product, so a client sees the pack instead of the artwork. It turns a print file into a hero image without a product sample or a studio booking.

Take a label design to a pack shot

Show a product range as a family

A line of flavors or variants needs to read as one family. Generate the whole range in a lineup so the color coding, the naming, and the layout can be checked together, before anything goes to plate. Spotting a variant that breaks the system is far cheaper on screen than on a pallet.

Show a product range as a family

Preview shelf presence

Packaging competes on a crowded shelf, not in isolation. Stage your pack facing out among neighbors and step back in the frame to see whether the brand block and the logo hold from a meter away. It is the quickest way to test standout before you commit to a run.

Preview shelf presence

Compare materials and finishes

A matte carton, a gloss bottle, and a foil stamped box each carry a design differently, and the finish signals price and category. Stage your artwork across a few materials and judge the sheen and the shadow, so the pack matches the positioning before you order tooling.

Compare materials and finishes

Prompt examples

Matte folding carton hero pack shot on a stone surface

Carton hero shot

Fold my uploaded dieline into a matte carton, hero pack shot on a stone surface, soft studio light

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Frosted glass bottle with a wrapped label and condensation

Bottle wrap label

Wrap my label around a frosted glass bottle, condensation on the surface, cool side light

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Stand up pouch with applied artwork on a clean white studio surface

Stand up pouch

Apply my artwork to a stand up pouch with a resealable top, clean white studio, subtle shadow

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Metallic drink can with a wrapped design and water beads

Metallic can

My design on a metallic drink can, chilled with beads of water, bright reflective highlight

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Three carton flavor variants lined up on a gradient backdrop

Range lineup

Line up three flavor variants of my carton left to right, matching light, soft gradient backdrop

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Product pack facing out on a retail shelf among neighbors

On the shelf

My pack facing out on a retail shelf between neighbors, slightly shallow depth of field

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Basic

$9/ month
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$24/ month
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Free

For playing around

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FAQs

How does the packaging mockup generator work?
You upload the flat artwork, a label, a carton dieline, a pouch layout, and describe the pack you want it on. The model builds the three dimensional form, wraps or folds your design onto its faces, and lights it as a pack shot. Panels catch light, edges cast shadow, and a foil or gloss finish reflects, so the result reads as a photographed product rather than a flat file laid over a box.
What kinds of packaging can I mock up?
Folding cartons and boxes, bottles and jars with a wrap or cut label, cans and tins, stand up pouches, tubes, and shrink sleeves. Say the format and the material, matte carton, gloss bottle, metallic can, and the surface is built to match, with your artwork placed on the right faces.
Will the folds and label wrap look real?
That is the whole job. A carton has crisp folded edges with shadow in the valleys, and a bottle label curves and compresses toward the sides. The model places your design onto those forms so it bends and creases correctly, which a flat overlay cannot do, and it matches the light across every face.
Can I show a single unit and a group shot?
Yes. Generate a hero shot of one pack, then a lineup of the range, or a stack on a shelf with the label facing out. A group shot helps you check how a family of products reads together, and you can restage the surface and light without a new setup.
Do I need a dieline template or 3D software?
No. There is no template pack to buy and no 3D scene to build. You upload the flat artwork, describe the pack and the scene in plain words, and the mockup is generated with the folds and the wrap handled for you.
Can I make a packaging mockup online for free?
You can browse the examples here without an account. To generate a mockup from your own artwork you sign up for a free account, which takes under a minute and comes with starter credits.

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