Part of Luma Studio, from thecreateco
Browser tool / PUBLIC WEB ALPHA
Mockup
Your art, on everything.
Mockup puts your Luma Studio document or an uploaded image onto six procedurally rendered scenes — T-shirt, hoodie, tote, framed poster, vinyl sleeve, phone screen — with perspective-correct placement and fold, seam and glare shading, then batch-exports every scene as PNG or JPEG.
Browser tool · stylised procedural renders, not studio photography
Public alpha · Availability & current scope · Send feedback
WHAT IT DOES
Put your art on six scenes at once.
Open your Luma Studio document or upload an image, and Mockup places it onto six procedurally rendered scenes with perspective-correct placement, fold and seam displacement, shading, and overlay effects like drawstrings, tote handles, or screen glare. Export a single scene as PNG/JPEG up to 2000px, all six as a ZIP, or open a mockup as a new Luma document to keep editing.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps to get there.
- 01
Open your art in Luma Studio.
Use an existing document or upload an image to mock up.
- 02
Pick one scene or all six.
Tee, hoodie, tote, framed poster, vinyl sleeve, or phone screen.
- 03
Export a PNG/JPEG or the full ZIP.
Or open a mockup as a new Luma document to keep editing.
HONEST LIMITS
What Mockup doesn't do.
Current limitations
Mockup's scenes are stylised procedural renders, not photographs — the PR's own words are that they read as clean product illustration, not studio photography. Folds are placed by hand, not physically simulated. Source art is capped at 2048px, and every scene image is generated at runtime with no stock photography used. This is a public web alpha; features are still changing.
One good first test
- 01Drop one piece of art into Luma Studio.
- 02Open Mockups from the "…" menu.
- 03Export the 6-scene ZIP and compare them.
MORE OF LUMA STUDIO