Mr.Mockup

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Find free and paid mockup scenes for brand and product presentations.

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75/100
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What it does

Mr.Mockup offers mockups across stationery, packaging, outdoor advertising, clothing, vehicles and devices. The store separates free resources from paid products and provides several licence types for different business and promotional uses.

Browse Free Mockups for Photoshop PSDs, or choose a paid single mockup, collection or bundle. The catalogue separates stationery, packaging, outdoor displays, vehicles, apparel and devices, so a food-truck presentation can include both a vehicle scene and matching packaging.

Paid products have three licence choices:

Licence Main boundary
Standard Companies with 1 to 3 employees; unlimited presentation projects; client usage and paid advertising excluded
Studio Any company size and unlimited projects; client usage excluded
Commercial One promotional project, including client use, e-commerce and paid advertising

The Studio page says paid advertisements are excluded but also lists paid social media content as permitted. Confirm that use with Mr.Mockup before purchasing.

Freebies have separate terms allowing personal and commercial projects without required attribution. They still prohibit distributing the PSD resources themselves, including modified copies bundled with other files.

Strengths

  • Categories include vehicles and outdoor settings as well as standard print items.
  • Freebies and paid collections are clearly separated.

Watch out for

  • Standard and Studio licences do not permit your client to use the assets.
  • The Commercial licence covers one project; sharing editable files with clients is prohibited.

Best for

  • Brand designers assembling several related presentation contexts

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