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Smart filters are non-destructive Photoshop filters applied to smart object layers. Perspective Warp is the one designers use to bend artwork onto walls, corners, and angled surfaces. SudoMock renders supported smart filters with Adobe-level fidelity and keeps them accurate for every design you upload, so each new artwork gets the look the designer built in Photoshop.
No extra parameters. Smart filter rendering is automatic. If the PSD carries a supported filter, Render a PSD mockup applies it, and the requests you already send do not change.

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How it works

Keep the filter live on the smart object and upload the PSD as it stands. Create a mockup from a PSD reads each supported filter off the layer and keeps it with the template instead of flattening it into the artwork. Every later render applies it to the design you send, so one template serves every design you have. The rendered result carries the layer masks and blend modes the filter was built with. Where the artwork lands and how it sits on the material is still decided by fit and the blend mode, covered in fit and blend modes. What a template can and cannot carry is listed in PSD compatibility.

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Supported filters (as of June 2026)

Every filter below is verified against Photoshop’s own output.

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How other tools document smart filters

The leading PSD-upload mockup APIs ask you to strip smart filters before you upload. Dynamic Mockups allows “No Smart filters or layer styles” and says these “will be ignored”, and Mediamodifier prints the same line: “No Smart filters or layer styles (these will be ignored)”. Both PSD formatting guides accessed June 2026. SudoMock renders those filters instead, so a template that loses its warp elsewhere keeps it here.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. SudoMock renders Perspective Warp, Curves, Gaussian Blur, Box Blur, Brightness/Contrast, Invert, Displace, Find Edges, and the one-click filters today, and they stay accurate for every design you upload.
Most PSD mockup tools skip smart filters entirely, so the layer renders without the warp and the artwork sits flat against the scene. SudoMock renders Perspective Warp with Adobe-level fidelity instead.
For Perspective Warp, no. Keep the filter live and SudoMock renders it with Adobe-level fidelity on every design you upload.
It renders with Adobe-level fidelity against Photoshop’s own output, with sub-pixel edge accuracy, so each design bends onto the surface the way the designer built it in Photoshop.

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Next steps

Render a PSD mockup

Send a design to a template and get the rendered image back.

Create a mockup from a PSD

Upload a PSD and read back the layers it carries.

Fit and blend modes

Control how artwork meets an area and sits on the material.

Prepare a PSD

Set up a template so every layer renders the way it was designed.