Drag the logo to move it. With the preview selected, arrow keys move it (hold Shift for bigger steps), + and − resize it. The dashed box is the print area and is not in the download.
Add your logo
Pick the product
Choose a color
Size and position
Upload the same logo, set your prices, and each item is printed after it sells.
Make a logo mockup in four steps
No design software and no account for your first three a minute. The whole mockup is drawn on this page.
Add your logo
Choose a PNG, JPG or SVG, or drop it on the preview. A transparent PNG or an SVG looks cleanest.
Pick the product
Switch between a t-shirt, a hoodie, a hat and a tote bag. The logo moves with you.
Choose a color
Every swatch is a separate photo of a real garment in that color, not a tint over a white one.
Place it and download
Drag or resize the logo inside the print area, then save a 1000 × 1000 px PNG.
A logo on a shirt mockup, without Photoshop
No watermark and no upload. The logo is placed on the photo by your own browser, and the PNG is saved straight to your device.
The photos are the blanks Merch5 stores actually sell: a Next Level cotton t-shirt, a Hanes Ultimate Cotton heavyweight hoodie, a classic embroidered cap and a cotton tote, each shot flat on white in ten colors. The dashed box on the preview is the real print area, or the embroidery area on the hat, so what you see is close to what can be made.
The fabric's folds and shadows are laid over the logo, so it sits on the garment instead of floating above it. If you start from a JPG, the white box behind the logo is removed for you; switch that off if the white is part of the design.
What to check in a logo mockup
- Contrast. A navy logo vanishes on a navy hoodie. Keep a light version of the logo for black, navy and maroon.
- Size. A chest print on a tee is usually smaller than people expect. Try the logo at half size before you go big.
- Hats are embroidered. Thin lines and small text get lost in thread. A bold, simple mark reads best on a cap.
- Background. Use a transparent PNG or an SVG. A white box around the logo prints as a white box.
- Resolution. A mockup forgives a small file; a print does not. Keep a version at least 2,000 pixels wide, or a vector.
Mockup generator questions
Yes. There is no watermark, and you can make three mockups a minute without an account. To keep going, open a free Merch5 store. Use the mockups in posts, pitches and product listings.
No. The mockup is drawn by your browser on this page. Your file is never sent to a server, and it is gone when you close the tab.
PNG, JPG and SVG. A PNG with a transparent background or an SVG gives the cleanest result. For a JPG, leave Remove white background on, so the white box around the logo does not show on a colored garment.
A dark logo on a dark garment has little contrast, in a mockup and in real life. Use a light or white version of the logo on black, navy and maroon, or pick a lighter color for the garment.
Any size works for a mockup. If you plan to print the design, keep a version at least 2,000 pixels wide, or a vector SVG, so the edges stay sharp at full size.
Yes. Every garment and color is a photo of a real blank: a Next Level cotton t-shirt, a Hanes Ultimate Cotton heavyweight hoodie, a classic embroidered cap and a cotton tote. They are the same blanks Customnia prints and embroiders for Merch5 stores in New York.
Open a free Merch5 store, upload the same logo, choose products and set your prices. Each item is printed after a customer pays for it, so you buy no stock, and the minimum is one item.
Like the mockup? Sell the real thing.
A free store, printed per order, no minimums.