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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-Quarter Standing View | three-quarter-standing | — | 0 | Yes |
| Front-Facing Flat View | front-flat | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Coffee Scene | contextual-coffee-scene | — | 0 | — |
| Flat Lay Overhead View | top-down-flat-lay | — | 0 | — |
| Close-Up Detail Shot | detail-valve-texture | — | 0 | — |
| Back Panel View | back-panel-standing | — | 0 | — |
The mockup shows a kraft paper standing pouch (also called a flat-bottom or box-bottom bag) with a resealable zipper closure and a one-way degassing valve. This style is commonly used by specialty coffee roasters for 8oz to 16oz retail bags. The doypack and box-bottom variants are both represented across the six angles.
The rendering engine uses Multiply blend mode to composite artwork onto the kraft surface. This means the paper grain, natural creases, and fold lines show through the applied design, producing a result that looks like ink printed directly on kraft stock rather than a flat graphic pasted on top.
The set includes six angles: a three-quarter standing view showing front and side gusset, a straight-on front flat view, a lifestyle scene on a cafe table with coffee beans and espresso, a top-down flat lay, a macro detail shot of the degassing valve and paper texture, and a back panel view. These cover the standard angles needed for complete product catalog listings.
Yes. The template is accessible through SudoMock's API, which integrates with Shopify and WooCommerce directly, and connects to Etsy workflows through Zapier, Make, or n8n. Rendered images output in WebP, PNG, or JPEG at resolutions suitable for marketplace product listings.
Most marketplaces recommend a minimum of 1000px on the longest side, with 2000px or higher for zoom functionality. SudoMock renders up to 10,000px resolution, which covers both web display and print-quality catalog applications. Etsy recommends 2000px minimum for listing images.
The one-way degassing valve is visible in the three-quarter view, the lifestyle scene, the overhead flat lay, and the macro detail shot. Design placement via the Smart Object layer can be positioned to accommodate the valve location, as it would on a real printed bag.
A doypack (stand-up pouch) has a curved bottom gusset that opens when filled, while a flat-bottom (box-bottom) bag has squared side gussets that create a rectangular base. This mockup set includes both styles across its angles: the front flat and overhead views show doypack construction, while the three-quarter and lifestyle angles show box-bottom construction.
Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's API. A free tier includes 500 credits, and paid plans start at $17.49 per month. Rendering all six angles for one design would cost $0.012 total. Batch rendering for large product catalogs is supported through the API's parallel processing capabilities.
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Global coffee packaging market valued at USD 868.9 million in 2024, expected to reach USD 1,329.4 million by 2033 at 4.84% CAGR (IMARC Group).
Growing demand for branded coffee packaging drives the need for scalable mockup generation tools.
93% of consumers consider visual appearance to be the key deciding factor in purchasing decisions (dk3studios, 2025).
Photorealistic packaging mockups directly influence how buyers perceive coffee products in online listings.
Professional product photography can increase conversion rates by up to 50% and reduce return rates by up to 30% (Welpix, 2024).
Multi-angle coffee bag mockups replicate the effect of professional product photography at a fraction of the cost.
55% of consumers want businesses to keep sustainable packaging as a priority going into 2024 (Macfarlane Unboxing Survey, via MTPak Coffee).
Kraft paper coffee bag mockups align with consumer preference for natural, recyclable-looking packaging materials.
Only 25% of e-commerce sites provide sufficient images for users to evaluate a product properly (Baymard Institute, 2025).
Six-angle mockup sets address the image gap that most product listings fail to fill.
“These days, you want to communicate with a customer as clearly and quickly as possible. Minimalist coffee bag design can help reduce costs by using fewer resources while aligning with sustainability goals.”
“A packaging mockup is a physical representation or a 3D rendering of what the product packaging will look like in real life. The mockup stage gives you time to tweak or alter the package design before spending time and money producing it.”
“We render about 400 coffee bag variations per week across different roast lines. The API handles the volume without us touching Photoshop, and the kraft texture comes through the designs cleanly.”
“For our Etsy coffee packaging listings, we generate all six angles from one API call per design. The flat lay and lifestyle shots get the most clicks in search results.”
“Coffee packaging templates and dieline guidelines help roasters and brands prepare print-ready artwork that aligns with standard pouch dimensions and structural folds.”
“Packaging mockups allow teams to evaluate spatial layout, label placement, and brand consistency before committing to production runs.”
“The global coffee packaging market continues to expand as specialty coffee brands invest in differentiated bag designs and sustainable material options.”
This mockup template displays a kraft paper standing coffee bag photographed across six distinct angles. The bag is a flat-bottom (box-bottom) pouch in natural kraft brown, featuring a resealable zipper closure near the top and a one-way degassing valve on the front panel. All surfaces are blank with no printed labels, logos, or text, providing a clean base for design composition.
The primary image is a three-quarter standing view shot at roughly 40 degrees, showing the front panel and side gusset simultaneously. The bag sits on gray stone pavement in an urban street setting with a brick building and parked vehicles visible in soft bokeh behind it. The zipper closure and a small degassing valve are both visible near the top of the bag, and natural folds in the kraft paper catch ambient daylight.
The front-facing flat view presents the bag head-on against a light gray fabric backdrop. This is a stand-up doypack-style pouch with rounded top corners, a press-to-close zipper running horizontally across the upper portion, and a flat bottom gusset. The kraft surface shows subtle paper grain and light creasing.
The lifestyle coffee scene places a box-bottom kraft bag on a weathered wooden cafe table. Scattered whole coffee beans surround the base, and a glass cup of espresso on a red saucer sits in soft focus to the left. Cafe chairs and warm backlit windows fill the background. A circular degassing valve with small perforations is centered on the front panel, and horizontal crimp lines seal the top.
The flat lay overhead view captures a doypack pouch lying flat on a gray concrete surface, shot from directly above at 90 degrees. The full bag outline is visible: rounded top corners, angled bottom gussets, and the horizontal zipper with a small pull tab on the right side. A circular one-way valve with three small holes sits in the upper-center area of the front panel. Soft directional light from the upper left creates a gentle shadow on the right.
The close-up detail shot is a macro-style crop of a roll-top kraft bag against a neutral gray background. The one-way degassing valve is shown in high detail: a white plastic circle with concentric rings and a central opening. Kraft paper texture is clearly visible, showing fine wood-fiber grain and subtle surface variation. Small embossed registration marks appear on either side of the bag.
The back panel view shows a doypack-style pouch standing upright on a metal mesh surface with a blurred city skyline behind it. The back panel is entirely blank kraft paper, with a horizontal zipper and tear notch at the top. Bottom gussets and side seams are visible.
This template is available through SudoMock's PSD rendering API. Users submit their artwork via REST API or the Dashboard Playground, and the rendering engine composites the design onto the blank kraft surface using the appropriate blend mode. Multiply blending allows the paper grain and natural creasing to show through the applied design, producing a photorealistic result.
Rendering costs $0.002 per image. The API supports output in WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000 pixels. Integration is available through n8n, Zapier, Make, Airtable, Shopify, and WooCommerce.
This template set is suitable for coffee roasters building online storefronts, specialty food brands developing packaging presentations, and print-on-demand sellers creating coffee-related product listings on Etsy, Amazon, or Shopify. The six-angle coverage supports complete product catalog generation from a single API workflow.