Now Compare These to the More Generic Mockups Below

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Now, it’s your turn to branch out and market your services in a distinct, memorable way. abel design by Sabina-Elisabeth Not sure where to start? Our global community of designers can help spark your creativity.  Logo mockups give you a preview of what your finished product will look like. They’re a critical part of designing and developing products, packaging, labels, apps, apparel and nearly everything else because they show how the design will be stretched, draped, formatted and fitted when it’s complete. Specifically, they show how your logo and other branding elements will look on a finished product.

Creating a logo mockup doesn’t have to be difficult. When you need image manipulation service one quickly, use a mockup template. The internet is home to tens of thousands of logo mockup templates that you can use to create logo mockups in Photoshop and other design programs. Four hands holding up logo designs Illustration by OrangeCrush What makes a good logo mockup? — A good logo mockup is one that provides context for the design it’s displaying. It’s also one that follows the best practices for mockups, as detailed in our post on the dos and don’ts of design mockups.


Here are a few well-designed, effective mockups brown vials of essential oils Productround brown logo on a coffee bean bag, cup and business cards Logo design by Gstars rendering of a carrot juice bottle Packaging design by oxyart The logo mockups above really set the scene for the brand’s design and identity 3D logo against a white background via Eymockup plain aluminum bag against a gray background via Mockupworld See the difference between the effective ones and the generic ones? A generic logo mockup shows how a logo will look on a product, but that’s all it shows.