What angles are included in this cutting board mockup template?

This set includes six angles: an overhead flat lay of the full board surface, a three-quarter elevated view showing board thickness, a kitchen lifestyle shot on a marble counter with herbs and lemons, a close-up of the wood grain and juice groove, a side profile showing edge construction, and an angled view focusing on the handle and hanging hole.

Can I use this cutting board mockup for Printify or Printful product listings?

Yes. The template is designed for print-on-demand workflows. You can render your custom designs onto the board surface via SudoMock's API and use the output images for Printify, Printful, Etsy, Shopify, or Amazon product listings. Rendering costs $0.002 per image.

What size should a cutting board design be for sublimation?

Common sublimation cutting board sizes are 9x5.5 inches, 11x15 inches, and 12x16 inches. Design files should be created at 300 DPI with at least 0.125-inch bleed on all sides. The exact Smart Object dimensions for this template are available after uploading the PSD via the SudoMock API or Dashboard.

Does the wood grain texture show through the design on this mockup?

That depends on the blend mode used during rendering. For designs that should show wood grain underneath, use Multiply blend mode. For opaque designs like glass cutting board prints, use Normal blend mode. SudoMock supports all 27 Photoshop blend modes.

How do I add my design to this cutting board mockup?

Upload the PSD template to SudoMock via the API or Dashboard. The system identifies Smart Object layers as design placement zones. Send your design image URL in a render request, and SudoMock composites it onto the board surface. The rendered image is returned in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format.

What is the difference between glass and wooden cutting board mockups?

Glass cutting board mockups typically show a smooth, reflective surface and are rendered using Normal blend mode for opaque, full-color designs. Wooden cutting board mockups like this one show natural grain texture and can use Multiply blend mode to let the wood pattern show through the design. The choice depends on the physical product being sold.

Can I use this cutting board mockup template in Canva?

This is a PSD-based rendering template designed for SudoMock's API pipeline, not a native Canva file. However, you can render your designs through SudoMock and then import the output images into Canva for further layout work on listing graphics or social media posts.

How much does it cost to render a cutting board mockup with SudoMock?

Each render costs $0.002. A free plan includes 500 credits to start. Paid plans begin at $17.49/month and differ primarily in the number of parallel renders allowed (1, 3, 10, or 25). Batch rendering hundreds of cutting board variations across all six angles remains cost-effective at scale.

Maple Cutting Board Mockup PSD — 6 Angles

Overview

This cutting board mockup template set includes six camera angles of a light-colored maple wood cutting board photographed in studio and lifestyle settings. The boards shown are plain, unfinished maple with no prints or graphics on the surface. The white-to-cream wood grain is visible across all angles, providing a natural base surface for design composition via Smart Object layers. The template set covers overhead, elevated, lifestyle, macro detail, side profile, and handle-focused perspectives.

What the Mockup Shows

The first image is a direct overhead flat-lay shot of a near-square maple cutting board centered on a light blue-gray background. The board has rounded corners, visible horizontal and vertical grain lines running across the surface, and a single circular hole cut into the upper-right corner for hanging. The wood tone is pale cream with subtle amber grain patterns.

The second image shows a rectangular maple cutting board with an integrated handle at the top. The handle features a circular cutout hole. This board is photographed from a slightly elevated angle against a light studio background. Several small round knots are visible in the pine or softwood surface, with straight vertical grain lines running the length of the board.

The third image is a kitchen lifestyle shot. Two cutting boards lean against a white wall on a marble countertop. One is a lighter, smaller board with a simple handle and hanging hole; the other is a slightly larger board in a warmer maple tone with a wider paddle-style handle. Fresh herbs (parsley and dill) sit to the left, and two yellow lemons rest near the boards. Natural window light casts diagonal shadows across the scene.

The fourth image is a close-up detail shot of a rectangular maple cutting board with a routed juice groove running along the perimeter. The overhead perspective shows the full board surface with pronounced curly maple or figured grain patterns. The grain detail is clearly visible: tight horizontal lines intersecting with vertical growth rings, creating a crosshatch texture characteristic of quartersawn maple.

The fifth image is a side profile view of a rectangular cutting board with a juice groove, propped at an angle against a neutral gray studio background. The edge thickness is visible, showing approximately 3/4-inch solid wood construction. The routed groove channel is visible from this angle. Straight, even grain lines run horizontally across the face.

The sixth image shows a paddle-style cutting board with a narrow handle and a small circular hanging hole at the top. The board is photographed from a slight angle against a light studio background, with a soft shadow on the left side. A single small knot is visible near the upper portion of the board. The wood grain is fine and straight, consistent with maple or beech.

Technical Details

All six images use studio or controlled lighting conditions with light backgrounds ranging from pale blue-gray to neutral gray. The cutting board surfaces are plain and light-toned, suitable for design overlay using Normal blend mode for hard surface rendering. The visible wood grain texture across all angles means designs placed via API will sit on top of the natural wood pattern.

Included Angles

Overhead flat lay: full surface view of square board with corner hole
Three-quarter elevated: rectangular board with integrated handle and cutout
Kitchen lifestyle: two boards on marble counter with herbs and lemons
Grain detail: close-up of figured maple surface with juice groove
Side profile: edge-on view showing board thickness and groove channel
Handle detail: paddle-style board with hanging hole, angled composition

Use Cases

This template set is suitable for print-on-demand product listings on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. Compatible with sublimation cutting board products offered through Printify and similar POD platforms. The multiple angles provide catalog-ready coverage for e-commerce storefronts. Rendering is available through SudoMock's API at $0.002 per render or via the Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground.

Angle	Type	Size	Primary
Overhead Flat Lay	flat-lay-overhead	—	Yes
3/4 Elevated Angle	three-quarter-elevated	—	—
Kitchen Lifestyle Shot	contextual-kitchen-scene	—	—
Close-Up Wood Grain Detail	detail-grain-texture	—	—
Side Profile View	side-profile-edge	—	—
Handle and Edge Detail	angled-handle-focus	—	—