3 Websites to Download Free High-Quality Mockups

These are the websites the designers use to get the best mockups

The icing on the cake for any great design project is to see that smile on the client's face during the presentation thanks to high-quality visuals. Mockups are editable images that allow you to show a design the way it would look if it were applied to the product or in real life. Without a doubt, they are one of the most significant assets for designers when it comes to publicizing their work.

Pattern designer Laura Varsky and members of the design studio The Branding People have shared with us the websites they usually trust when looking for resources for their presentations.

Mockup world

This website houses a wide variety of mockups and editable resources of different styles that can be adapted to the design you are working on. Laura Varsky (@lau_varsky) points out the importance of choosing the ones with smart objects and, above all, looking for those that offer you higher-quality images — especially if you are going to end up printing the mockups once you have applied your design to them. Most of the website's resources can be downloaded on the site, but some will redirect you to the creator's webpage.

Mockupfree

The mockups on this website have been designed by a team of detail-oriented professionals. Each of these resources includes one or more smart objects so you can apply your designs quickly and in just a few clicks. As with the rest of the proposed websites, there are many resources with diverse styles, and for all kinds of needs.

Graphicpear

Not all the resources on this website are free, but the quality and variety of them are quite high. The collection is immense and represents many styles, which guarantees that you will find a design that fits your needs.

In addition to stationery, packaging, or digital item mockups, they offer many interesting downloads that can enrich your designs and help you improve your presentations.

If you want to learn more from Lauraa, check out her Domestika course: Vector Pattern Creation and Commercialization, and learn to create rapports and graphic systems for all types of formats.

English version by @angeljimenez.

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