What it does
Unblast supplies its own free mockups and links resources from contributors. Its library covers print, packaging, clothing, devices and other applications. Resource pages distinguish formats such as PSD, Figma and Sketch.
Unblast distinguishes its own downloads from contributor files that open on the creator's website. The top-view greeting-card example is a PSD containing cards and envelopes with movable elements and Smart Objects. It is marked for personal and commercial use, making the chosen resource's permissions visible beside the download.
The editing route depends on the format. For PSDs, open the file in Photoshop or Photopea, double-click the artwork Smart Object, place and resize the design, then save that inner document and return to the scene. Photopea uses Save Smart Object for that step. Figma resources instead use editable frames, components or masks, while Sketch files use their own placeholders and symbols.
Many PSDs also separate background colours, shadows and highlights into adjustable layers. The licence page permits personal and commercial use for Unblast's own designs, but contributor resources retain their author's stated terms. Sharing a resource means linking to its Unblast page; hosting the actual download files requires permission. Check the file's origin as well as its format before using it in client work.
Strengths
- Formats and required software are explained before download.
- In-house and contributor resources are distinguished.
Watch out for
- Contributor downloads follow the originating creator’s access requirements.
Best for
- Designers choosing a mockup compatible with their editor
Sources
- Free Mockup Templates – Easy to Edit & Download (Oct 27, 2026)
- Free Top View Greeting Card Mockup (PSD) (Oct 27, 2026)
- Details about Licenses on Unblast (Oct 27, 2026)