Auto-generate photorealistic product mockups at scale
Guided photo maker for badges, student IDs and cards with head-position guides and background checks
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Based in
US
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: 50 credits to start, no watermark, no credit card needed. Pro: $15/month (or $19/month billed annually, 3,600 credits/year at $0.051/credit); includes 300-3,600+ credits monthly, unlimited batch export, unlimited catalogs, clean API exports. Top-ups available anytime at $0.051/credit. Enterpri
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Key features
Bulk mockup generation - about 100 mockups in 100 seconds
Custom Photoshop template upload with teams able to run designs through them
AI mockup generation (MockAnything) without a template
Print file export and production-ready files
Embeddable product customiser and iframe editor on websites
REST API with client libraries for JavaScript, Python, Laravel and Rails
Integrations with Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, Zapier, and Make
Stitch AI for embroidery file generation with machine files and production sheets
Lookbooks with client branding and open tracking
Guided crop with head-position guides
Background neutrality check
Custom ratio from 1:1 to 9:9 printed at 20–51 mm wide
4×6 print sheet at 300 dpi with cutting guides
All processing in-browser with no upload
Head size checking with 70–80% range for ID cards, 55–75% for badges, 45–65% for professional headshots
What makes it different
10,000+ templates available plus AI generation without templates
Bulk generation at scale - 100 mockups in 100 seconds
Use your own Photoshop templates with full control over print areas and folds
Free plan with 50 watermark-free mockups, no credit card required
API returns images in about 1 second with watermark-free exports on Pro plan
Distinguishes between official standards and conventions, marking which formats are real standards versus employer or school conventions
Private by design—photos processed entirely in browser, never uploaded to servers
Honest about technical limits—measures what software can measure, not expression, shadows or issuer house rules