Logo Mockup Generator
See how your logo looks in use before you print or present it. Upload a logo and place it on a business card, a T-shirt, a coffee mug, a wall sign, an app icon on a phone or a letterhead. Choose the product and background colours and the logo size, try light, dark and kraft looks, and download the mockup in HD, square or portrait format for presentations and social posts.
- Runs in your browser
- No sign-up
- Free to use
Simple, drawn mockups for quick previews and presentations – not photographs. Your logo stays in your browser.
How to use Logo Mockup Generator
- Upload your logo (PNG with transparency works best).
- Choose a mockup scene.
- Set product colour, background and logo size.
- Download the mockup.
Logo Mockup Generator features
Six scenes
Card, T-shirt, mug, sign, app icon, letterhead.
Colour control
Product and background colours.
Realistic shading
Shadows and highlights for depth.
No logo yet?
Shows your brand name as text.
Presentation sizes
HD, square and portrait.
Private
Created in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
When to use Logo Mockup Generator
- Presenting logo concepts to clients.
- Checking legibility of a logo at small and large sizes.
- Social posts announcing a new brand.
- Planning merchandise colours.
Logo Mockup Generator FAQ
Are these photo mockups?
No. The scenes are drawn with simple shapes, gradients and shadows. They are quick and clean for previews and presentations, not photorealistic product photos.
Why should my logo have a transparent background?
Otherwise its white box appears on coloured products. Use the Logo Background Remover first if needed.
Can I use the mockups commercially?
Yes. The scenes are generated in your browser; there are no third-party photos or licences.
How do dark products work?
Choose a dark product colour; logos on dark products should be light – create a white version with the Logo Black White Converter.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Everything is generated and processed in your browser.
Why mockups help
A logo on a white artboard says little about how it will work in the real world. Placed on a business card, it must be legible at a few centimetres; on a sign, it must read from a distance; as an app icon, it must survive being reduced to a small rounded square among dozens of others. Mockups make these tests visible.
The generator draws each scene with vector shapes, gradients and soft shadows on a canvas: a stack of business cards with a subtle sheen, a T-shirt with fabric shading, a mug with a cylindrical highlight and a slight squeeze of the logo to suggest its curve, a sign mounted on a textured wall, a phone home screen with your icon among others, and a letterhead page.
On light products, the logo is blended with a multiply mode on fabric and ceramics, so it looks printed rather than pasted on. The logo size slider controls how much of the printable area it fills.
Use mockups to compare variations quickly: a colour version on white and a reversed version on a dark product, or different sizes on a card. For final marketing material, professional photo mockups can follow once the design is settled.
Your logo stays in your browser while you work.