High-quality mockups have become an indispensable tool for us designers. They help us present our work in the best possible light without having to blow up our resources or reinvent the wheel for every project.
Whether you’re working on a branding project, packaging, or website design—investing in premium mockups can significantly boost your portfolio and enhance people’s perception of your work.
Below, you’ll find a select collection of premium mockup sites for designers. These sites offer thousands of templates in a variety of styles, motifs and price ranges.
Let’s get right into it.
Art Directed Mockups offers high-quality, realistic mockups that cover a range of deliverables, including devices, books, stationery, posters, and apparel.
Like most sites, Art Directed uses real photographs neatly organised into Photoshop files with Smart Objects and layers. This makes it straightforward to add your designs.
Prices range from $12 to $16 for single mockups, with discounts for collections or bundles. You can also test the mockups before committing to buy.
Mockup Maison offers quality and motifs similar to Art Directed, along with packaging mockups that include boxes and tape.
Individual mockups sell for $18, but you can save when you buy bundles or a yearly subscription. Make sure you test out their freebies first.
Bendito Mockup by Al Alimón Studio offers a versatile range of premium mockups. You can find everything—from T-shirts to brochures and packaging to devices.
The mockups use beautifully staged photos created in collaboration with renowned photographers.
Furthermore, some of Bendito’s mockups are fully customisable, allowing you to change details such as the background colour or other elements to suit your designs.
Individual pricing ranges from $14 to $19, with discounted collections available.
There’s also an impressive range of freebies you can test.
The Brand Identity is an independent graphic design publication and resource.
The mockups were previously marketed under “The Mockups.” However, the company has since integrated all mockups into its main store.
Featuring a high-quality collection of mockups, including devices, posters, and print, The Brand Identity also sells third-party mockups from Bendito, Colortime Lab, Showcase, Luftformat, and more.
While the premium quality is comparable to the previous sites, prices are slightly higher, ranging from £14 to £18 (approximately $18 to $23) for individual mockups.
House of Mockups was founded as a creative community by Anthony Wood, former creative director of Shillington. The website offers an array of scenes, from shop windows to ice cream packaging.
What stands out is the variety of styles compared to the other sites.
You can find freebies next to individual mockups and bundles starting from $10.
Darkroom has a small yet beautiful selection of minimal and high-end packaging mockups you won’t find anywhere else—whether you’re looking for a chocolate packaging mockup or a gin bottle.
What makes these mockups so unique is that Darkroom uses a combination of photography and rendering, which allows for better customisation and manipulation.
I think A$30 (roughly $19) is a fair price for this level of detail.
By the way, you can get a sneaky freebie by signing up to their Newsletter.
Mockup Cloud features an impressive collection of premium mockups from various sources.
These include many types, such as scene creators, branding and stationery mockups, apparel, billboards, devices or packaging.
Mockup Cloud also has plenty of free mockups worth checking out.
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Format Mockups provides a comprehensive selection of mockups, including devices and printed materials.
Some have quite unusual motifs that can add a surprising touch to your designs.
Layers offer a selection of minimalistic and clean mockups at a slightly higher price point—around £20 (approximately $25) per individual mockup.
If you’re looking for mockups to use in client presentations or minimalistic portfolios, Layers might be the right choice.
Vibes Mockup offers styles and motifs similar to those of the websites above, but I find them rather expensive at $27 per item.
Colortime Lab specialises in city-themed posters and billboards, allowing you to showcase your designs in different locations worldwide—from Bangkok to London. You will find billboards, business cards, devices and much more.
Colortime Lab offers a few freebies and bundles next to single mockups costing around $16.
Supply Family pools mockups from various websites, including Mockup Maison and Darkroom, to create a one-stop shop for various design resources.
If you don’t want to pay extra, I recommend buying from the creators directly.
I also want to mention Mr Mockup. The site has a vast selection of free and affordable premium mockups.
Browsing their showcase and seeing how other designers used their resources is also quite fun.
Moyo Studio supplies mockups with a slightly more feminine touch.
You can get branding, device, and packaging mockups. Individual mockups sell for $12, and bundles are quite affordable, too.
Mockup Line offers comparable products to Mockup Line—also slightly more feminine and rich.
Semplice is a portfolio website builder and content management system designed for creatives by designer and entrepreneur Tobias van Schneider.
Under Semplice Supply, you can find a few select high-end mockups worth checking out.
Considering the majority of these mockups are free, they are surprisingly well-crafted. Pixeden also offers a membership for full access.
While Creative Market is less curated, you will be surprised about the germs you can find.
What I like about the website is that it’s a peer-to-peer platform, meaning you can buy directly from the creators and support their work.
The Melbourne-based company Various Formats only sells poster and billboard mockups.
If that’s what you’re looking for, you’ll find a range of locations on their site, priced at A$20 (about $13).
This is just a small selection of hundreds of mockup sites. If you haven’t found what you were looking for or aren’t prepared to spend that much, most sites will have at least some premium-looking mockups.
Here are a few more sites you could check out:
These premium mockup sites offer plenty of resources to help you display your designs in the best possible light.
Your choice ultimately depends on your specific project and preference—whether you seek minimalism, high-end aesthetics, or a touch of creativity.
Here is a quick tip: Always check the licensing agreements before using the mockups in your work.
Of course, there are many other sites worth exploring, and I’d love to hear your recommendations.
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Title image by Bendito Mockup
