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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front-Facing Flat Lay | front-flat-lay | — | 0 | Yes |
| 45-Degree Lifestyle on Furniture | 45-degree-lifestyle | — | 0 | — |
| Corner and Texture Detail | corner-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Stacked Multi-Pillow Arrangement | stacked-composition | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile on Styled Chair | side-angle-chair | — | 0 | — |
Standard square throw pillow designs are typically prepared at 18x18 inches or 16x16 inches at 300 DPI. The Smart Object layer in the template accepts high-resolution artwork, and the rendering engine scales the design to fit the pillow surface. Oversized source files (e.g., 4500x4500px) yield the sharpest results.
SudoMock uses the Multiply blend mode when compositing designs onto fabric-based mockups. This means the woven cotton texture visible in the white base surface shows through the overlaid artwork, giving the final render a realistic fabric appearance rather than a flat digital print look. The effect is applied automatically during API rendering.
Yes. The front flat lay angle provides a clean, light gray background suitable for marketplace listings. Amazon product image requirements call for a white or light background, and this angle meets that standard. The lifestyle and detail angles work as secondary listing images. Rendered output is available in JPEG, PNG, and WebP formats at resolutions up to 10,000px.
This template is designed for use with SudoMock's rendering API, which integrates with POD platforms including Printful, Printify, Gelato, Gooten, and Redbubble. The rendered mockup images can be used directly in Shopify, WooCommerce, and Etsy product listings. SudoMock also offers native integrations with automation tools like Zapier, Make, and n8n for bulk catalog generation.
This template includes five angles. The front flat lay shows the full pillow face on a light gray background. The 45-degree lifestyle shot places the pillow on a gray sofa in an industrial loft with exposed brick. The corner detail captures fabric weave and seam construction up close. The stacked composition shows three pillows layered together. The side profile displays pillow thickness and fullness on a dark metal chair. Research from Claid.ai indicates that multiple product angles lead to a 58% increase in sales.
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Print-on-demand market valued at USD 12.15 billion in 2025, projected to reach USD 46.43 billion by 2031 at 25.05% CAGR (Mordor Intelligence, 2026).
Throw pillows are a core product category within the expanding POD home decor segment.
Offering multiple product photos from different angles leads to a 58% increase in sales regardless of category (Square and Bigcommerce, via Claid.ai, 2024).
This five-angle template set addresses the documented correlation between multi-angle imagery and higher conversion rates.
78% of customers want more product photos when they shop online (Square and Bigcommerce, via Claid.ai, 2024).
Multiple mockup angles per product listing meet documented buyer expectations for visual information.
Global decorative pillow market size was $3.8 billion in 2024, projected to reach $6.4 billion by 2033 (Business Research via Printful, 2024).
Market growth in decorative pillows supports continued demand for product visualization templates in this category.
“Product images are the most influential aspect for shoppers when purchasing online. Clear, well-lit photos from multiple angles reduce uncertainty and return rates.”
“We render about 200 pillow mockups per week for our Etsy shop. Having a consistent template with the fabric texture visible through the design is what makes listings look real instead of like flat digital prints.”
“The print-on-demand market was valued at USD 12.15 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 46.43 billion by 2031, with the home decor segment growing at a significant rate.”
“Offering multiple photos depicting a product from different angles leads to a 58% increase in sales regardless of product category.”
“The global decorative pillow market was valued at approximately $3.8 billion in 2024, with continued growth expected through the end of the decade.”
“High-resolution product photos have a significantly higher conversion rate compared to low-resolution alternatives, and the majority of online shoppers consider image quality a top purchasing factor.”
“Top-performing POD sellers maintain large catalogs averaging over 500 listings and publish new products on a weekly basis to sustain growth.”
“Custom throw pillows are among the higher-margin home decor products in print-on-demand, and consistent product imagery across listings helps establish buyer trust.”
This mockup template displays a white organic cotton square throw pillow photographed across five distinct angles. The pillow is plain white with no prints or graphics, serving as a blank design placement surface for the SudoMock rendering engine. A visible woven cotton texture runs across the pillow surface in every shot, which allows Multiply blend mode compositing to show fabric grain through any overlaid design. The pillow appears well-stuffed with a plump, full shape and defined corners throughout the set.
The primary image is a front-facing flat lay: the pillow sits centered against a light gray studio background, shot from directly overhead. Soft, even lighting creates a gentle shadow beneath the pillow, separating it from the background. The entire front face of the pillow is visible with no obstructions, and the cotton weave texture is discernible across the white surface. Fabric gathers naturally along the edges where the seams pull inward.
The second angle positions the pillow at roughly 45 degrees on a gray upholstered sofa. Behind the sofa, an exposed red-brown brick wall and a window frame establish an industrial loft environment. Natural light enters from the left, casting directional shadows across the sofa cushion and pillow surface. The pillow leans against the sofa back, showing how it sits in a real living space with realistic scale relative to the furniture.
The third image is a close-up corner detail shot. The camera focuses tightly on the upper corner of the pillow, revealing the seam construction and the organic cotton weave pattern at close range. Individual threads in the fabric are visible at this magnification. The background is a soft neutral gray, out of focus, keeping attention on the textile surface. This angle documents material quality and how a design would render at the pillow's edges.
The fourth angle shows three white pillows stacked on top of each other. The composition is cropped tightly, filling the frame with the layered pillows. Each pillow displays a slightly different compression and shadow pattern where they rest against one another. A blurred interior setting with what appears to be shelving or a rack is visible in the background. This arrangement demonstrates how the product looks when grouped or displayed in multiples.
The fifth image captures the pillow from a side profile, propped upright against the back of a dark industrial-style chair with tubular metal legs and a worn wood seat. The pillow's thickness and fullness are clearly visible from this angle, and a vertical center seam runs from top to bottom on the visible face. A concrete or plaster wall provides the background with muted, diffused lighting.
The pillow surface is uniformly white across all five angles, providing a consistent base for design insertion. The organic cotton texture remains visible under the white surface, which is essential for realistic rendering when using Multiply blend mode. SudoMock's rendering API replaces the white Smart Object area with user-supplied artwork, and the underlying fabric texture shows through the composited design.
This template is suitable for e-commerce product listings on platforms like Etsy, Amazon, and Shopify. The front flat lay provides a clean, marketplace-ready hero image. The lifestyle angle on the sofa in an industrial loft context works for social media posts and styled product presentations. The stacked arrangement and side profile add catalog depth for sellers who list with multiple product images.
According to research from Claid.ai, offering multiple photos depicting a product from different angles leads to a 58% increase in sales regardless of category. This five-angle set covers the primary views that POD sellers and home decor merchants typically need.
Designs are rendered onto this template through SudoMock's REST API or the Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com. The API accepts design images via URL, composites them onto the pillow's Smart Object layer, and returns rendered output in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format. The template is compatible with print-on-demand fulfillment through Printful, Printify, Gelato, and similar services. Output resolution supports high-detail product images suitable for marketplace listings and print catalog use.
The home decor print-on-demand segment continues to expand. Mordor Intelligence reports the POD market was valued at USD 12.15 billion in 2025, with the home decor category growing at a notable rate through 2031. Throw pillows remain a core product in the home and living POD category, and consistent, multi-angle mockup imagery helps sellers maintain visual quality across large product catalogs.