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| 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 | — |
Kraft paper mockups show the natural brown, fibrous paper texture on the exterior, giving an artisanal or eco-friendly look. Foil mockups display a smooth, reflective metallic surface. Most real kraft coffee bags have an inner foil lining for barrier protection, but the exterior appearance differs significantly. Choose kraft for specialty or organic branding, foil for a more commercial or premium shelf appearance.
The round valve visible on the front face of the bag is a one-way degassing valve. In real coffee packaging, it allows CO2 released by freshly roasted beans to escape the bag without letting oxygen in, which preserves freshness. In mockup templates, the valve is a fixed visual element; your design artwork should account for its placement so it doesn't cover important branding elements.
Upload the coffee bag PSD template to SudoMock via the upload endpoint, then send a render request with your design image URL targeting the Smart Object layer. For kraft paper textures, the Multiply blend mode is typically applied so the paper grain shows through your artwork. The API returns a rendered image with your design composited onto the bag surface. Rendering costs $0.002 per image.
A three-quarter standing view works as the primary hero image because it shows both the front panel and side gusset, giving customers a sense of the bag's dimensions. A direct front-facing view displays the full label area. A back panel view is important for showing nutritional information or brewing instructions. Detail shots of the valve and zipper demonstrate product quality. Most e-commerce platforms recommend at least three to five product images per listing.
Yes. After rendering your design onto the template via SudoMock's API or Dashboard, you receive standard image files (WebP, PNG, or JPEG) that can be uploaded to any e-commerce platform including Shopify, Etsy, Amazon, and WooCommerce. SudoMock also has native integrations with Shopify and WooCommerce for automated catalog generation.
For online product listings and social media, images at 2000 to 3000 pixels on the longest side are sufficient. For print catalogs or large-format displays, higher resolutions up to 10,000 pixels are available through SudoMock's rendering engine. Standard web use at 72 DPI and print at 300 DPI are typical benchmarks. The template resolution determines the maximum output quality.
A flat-bottom (or box-bottom) gusset bag has squared-off side panels and a flat base, allowing it to stand upright on shelves with a structured, box-like shape. A doypack is a stand-up pouch with a rounded bottom seal and no rigid side gussets, giving it a softer, more tapered profile. This mockup set includes both styles. Flat-bottom bags are more common for 12oz and 16oz specialty coffee; doypacks are typical for smaller quantities or ground coffee.
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The global coffee packaging market was valued at USD 868.9 million in 2024, expected to reach USD 1,329.4 million by 2033 at 4.84% CAGR.
Source: IMARC Group (https://www.imarcgroup.com/coffee-packaging-market). Growing demand for specialty coffee packaging drives the need for accurate design mockups before production.
90% of internet consumers cite photo quality as the most crucial element in an online purchase.
Source: Slazzer (https://www.slazzer.com/impact-of-photography-on-ecommerce-buying-experience). For coffee brands selling online, realistic bag mockups directly impact how buyers perceive product quality.
55% of consumers want businesses to keep sustainable packaging as a priority going into 2024.
Source: Macfarlane Unboxing Survey, cited by MTPak Coffee (https://mtpak.coffee/2024/01/coffee-packaging-trends-to-consider-in-2024/). Kraft paper bags align with consumer expectations for eco-conscious coffee packaging.
“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.”
“We render about 400 coffee bag variations a week for different roaster clients. Having a kraft paper template with the valve and zipper already positioned saves us from reshooting every time a new blend launches.”
“Coffee packaging templates and dieline guidelines help roasters ensure their artwork aligns correctly with bag dimensions, valve placement, and zipper areas before going to print.”
“The global coffee packaging market continues to expand, driven by growth in specialty coffee consumption and demand for stand-up pouch formats that preserve freshness.”
“Packaging mockups allow brands to evaluate design placement, color accuracy, and shelf presence before committing to production runs, reducing costly reprints.”
“Stand-up pouches with degassing valves and resealable zippers have become the standard format for specialty coffee, balancing shelf appeal with functional freshness preservation.”
“Coffee bag mockups in kraft paper finishes remain among the most requested template styles for specialty and artisan coffee brand presentations.”
This mockup template displays a kraft paper standing coffee bag photographed across six studio angles against light gray backgrounds. The bag is a flat-bottom gusset pouch in natural brown kraft paper with a one-way degassing valve on the front face and a resealable zipper closure along the top edge. All images show the bag in a plain, unbranded state with no labels, logos, or printed graphics: the entire exterior surface serves as the design placement area for API rendering.
The primary three-quarter standing view captures the bag at roughly 40 degrees, showing both the front panel and the side gusset simultaneously. The kraft paper surface has natural folds and creases consistent with a filled pouch. A round degassing valve sits in the upper-left area of the front face, and a horizontal zipper closure runs across the top. The side gusset is visible with crisp fold lines, and the flat bottom allows the bag to stand upright on the surface.
The front-facing view shows the bag standing upright with the full front panel visible head-on. This angle presents the complete primary print area, with the degassing valve centered slightly left-of-center and the press-to-close zipper strip running horizontally near the top. The kraft paper texture is clearly visible, with a matte, fibrous finish typical of foil-lined kraft packaging.
A smaller stand-up pouch appears in the third image: a doypack-style zipper bag without a degassing valve, also in natural kraft paper. This bag has a simpler construction with sealed edges and a zip-lock closure at the top. The bag stands upright with a slightly tapered profile.
The fourth image returns to the flat-bottom gusset style, showing the bag from a similar three-quarter angle with more prominent side panels. The zipper closure and valve are visible. The fifth image renders the bag with smoother, almost metallic-finish kraft paper and cleaner lines, showing the zipper mechanism and valve in a more stylized presentation. The sixth image captures another three-quarter standing view with natural kraft paper wrinkles, a clear view of the degassing valve, and the zipper closure with a tear-tab detail on the left side.
The bag depicted is a flat-bottom (box-bottom) standing pouch, a common format for specialty coffee packaging in 8oz to 16oz sizes. The exterior is natural brown kraft paper. Based on standard coffee bag construction, the interior is typically lined with aluminum foil or metalized film for moisture and oxygen barrier protection. The one-way degassing valve allows CO2 released by freshly roasted beans to escape without admitting outside air. The resealable zipper strip permits repeated opening and closing.
The white/blank kraft surface across all six angles serves as the Smart Object target area. SudoMock's rendering engine composites user designs onto these surfaces. For kraft paper textures, Multiply blend mode is typically used so the paper grain and natural folds show through the overlaid artwork, producing realistic results.
Angles included: three-quarter standing (primary), front-facing flat, doypack pouch variant, flat-bottom gusset alternate, stylized standing view, and back-panel standing view. All shot against neutral light gray studio backgrounds with soft, even lighting that produces gentle shadows beneath the bags.
This template set is suitable for specialty coffee roasters visualizing bag designs before production, e-commerce product listings for coffee brands, print-on-demand coffee packaging services, and branding presentations. The multiple angles allow sellers to populate full product galleries from a single design upload. Rendering is available at $0.002 per image through the SudoMock API or Dashboard Playground.