Mockup generator.
See your logo in the wild before you commit — printed on a business card, glowing on a phone, up on a storefront sign. Four scenes rendered live with real light and shadow, exported at presentation-ready 2000px.
Transparent PNG or SVG shines here · four scenes, no stock photos · nothing is uploaded
How it works
Drop your logo
Transparent PNGs and SVGs look best — the scenes blend your artwork with the surface as if it belongs there.
Pick a scene & place it
Business card, phone, laptop or storefront. Size and vertical-shift sliders put the logo exactly where a designer would.
Export at 2000px
One click renders the scene at double resolution — crisp enough for pitch decks, product pages and client presentations.
Why use this tool
A logo on a white artboard tells you almost nothing; a logo on a business card someone might actually hand you tells you everything. Mockups are how designers pressure-test identity work — and how freelancers make a $50 logo presentation feel like a $500 one. The catch has always been Photoshop templates and stock-photo licenses. This generator sidesteps both: four procedurally-drawn scenes with honest lighting — paper picks up the logo like ink, screens emit it like light — rendered live and exported at deck-ready resolution.
It is the natural last step of the toolbox pipeline: remove the background, check the palette, size the kit with the resizer, then mock it up here for the reveal. And if a still mockup impresses clients, an animated one closes them — see what our motion designers do with a logo, or experiment yourself in the free animator.
Frequently asked questions
Why do the mockups use drawn scenes instead of photos?
Two reasons: photos require licenses (a real problem when your mockup goes in a commercial pitch), and procedural scenes let the lighting adapt to your logo live. Everything here is safe for commercial use.
My logo looks washed out on the phone screen — why?
Screens composite in "screen" blend mode, which emulates emitted light: dark logos naturally fade on dark screens. Light or colorful logos look best there; dark logos shine in the business-card scene, which uses printer-style multiply blending.
What resolution is the export?
2000×1250 pixels — comfortably sharp for slide decks, web pages and portfolio pieces.
Can I use these commercially?
Yes. The scenes are original procedural artwork generated on your machine; the export is yours, no attribution needed.
Will you add more scenes?
That is the plan — t-shirts, mugs and packaging are on the bench. The four current scenes cover the classic identity-presentation set.
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