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Mockups

See it on the shirt before you print it.

A mark on a white artboard tells you very little. 25 photographed scenes — apparel, packaging, signage, print — answer “does this actually work” in seconds rather than at the printer.

Mockups — an example of what the tool produces

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a mark

    Anything in your library. Mockups work from a stored image rather than a fresh upload, so generate or save the mark first.

  2. 2

    Pick a scene

    25 of them, shown as photographs rather than as a list of names — because for a set this size, the picture is the question.

  3. 3

    Send it to someone

    A mockup is what makes a logo legible to a client, a co-founder or a print shop. It is usually the file that ends the argument.

What it makes

One brand's mark on a bottle, a van, a storefront and a tote bag
A letterpressed business card carrying a signature logo

At a glance

Scenes
25
Apparel
T-shirt, hoodie, cap, jacket, polo
Objects
Tote, mug, bottle, jar, coffee cup, box, watch, keychain, pin, lanyard
Signage & print
Storefront, neon, billboard, window, banner, poster, business card, notebook, envelope, sticker

Questions about mockups

  • Can I use a logo I did not make in Crevo?

    Yes — upload it to your library first. Mockups run from a stored image rather than from a direct upload, so the upload is one extra step rather than a restriction.

  • Are these good enough to sell from?

    They are good enough for a listing, a pitch and a social post, which is what most people need them for. For a print run, proof against the printer's own template.

Ready to try mockups?

Start free — the daily credit allowance is enough to find out whether it does what you need.

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