Put your design on a ready-made t-shirt mockup and get a set of 1000 px listing photos back — free, with no Photoshop and no PSD.
Choose a product, add your artwork in the bar below, then generate.
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Pick a product template, add a PNG with real transparency, then press Generate. You get your artwork placed on every shot that template carries, at 1000 px — enough for a listing photo or a Pinterest pin.
Drop a transparent PNG of your design and get it back on a real t-shirt photo — every shot the template carries, 1000 px square, ready for an Etsy listing or a Pinterest pin. No Photoshop, no PSD file, no smart object to edit.
Two t-shirt templates are ready to use; pick one, or run your design through both for a fuller set of photos. For other products, the tumbler and phone case pages work the same way, and every template is on the mockup generator.
Start from a PNG with real transparency. A JPEG arrives with a white box around the design on the shirt, and no setting fixes that — the background remover is the step before this one.
Size the artwork for the chest, not for a square. A design much wider than it is tall is scaled down to fit the print area. The design size calculator gives the pixel size for a standard front print, and sweatshirt print size covers the larger placements.
Use the whole set. One run returns every angle the template carries, so a listing gets several photos from a single upload instead of one flat shot.
A mockup shows the idea, not a proof of the print. What arrives depends on the blank and the print method — read choosing a print provider before you list, and Etsy's AI policy for what a listing photo may and may not show.
Higher resolution, batch runs across a whole catalogue, your own mockup templates and saved history.