Start from a Photoshop file
Upload your own file, or open one of the example templates to see the shape of a working mockup before you commit your own. The upload reports the smart objects, text layers and group layers it found, and each one gets a UUID you can address later from the API. The rules a file has to follow are the same in the browser as over HTTP, so Preparing a PSD applies here too.Start from a product photo
Upload a photograph of a real product, mark where the artwork belongs, and the surface becomes reusable. From then on it takes new artwork the same way a PSD smart object does. Photo mockups covers the print area step in full.Start from a generated image
When there is no photograph yet, describe the product and the scene and generate one, then mark the print area on the result. Choose the product category, the aspect ratio and the style before generating.A generated image spends credits the same way a render does. The library
keeps what you generated, so a scene is worth generating once.
Leave the browser
The same page carries the handoff to everything else: the automation tools that call the API for you, and the MCP clients that call it from inside an agent session.Integrations
An official node for n8n, an app for Make, and recipes for the rest.
Connect an agent
Point an MCP client at your account and render from a conversation.