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A counter display mockup is used to preview branded point-of-sale retail displays before manufacturing. Designers composite their artwork, logos, and product information onto the mockup template to visualize how the finished corrugated or acrylic display will appear on a store counter. This allows approval cycles and client presentations without physical prototyping costs.
On SudoMock, you upload the PSD template via API or Dashboard, then specify your design image URL for each Smart Object layer in the render request. The rendering engine composites your artwork onto the white display surfaces using the appropriate blend mode. For corrugated cardboard displays, Multiply blend mode allows the board texture to show through your design for a realistic printed appearance.
Counter displays are commonly manufactured from corrugated cardboard (E-flute or B-flute), Coroplast corrugated plastic, acrylic, foam board, and wire or metal frames. This specific mockup replicates white-coated single-wall corrugated cardboard with visible fluting along the edges. SudoMock's mockup library includes additional material variations for different retail applications.
Yes. Counter display mockups are used by packaging designers and print-on-demand sellers to create product listing images for Etsy, Shopify, and other e-commerce platforms. SudoMock's API integrates with Shopify and WooCommerce directly, and connects to Etsy workflows through Zapier and Make automations for batch rendering across multiple product variations.
A typical two-tier counter display mockup provides three primary design zones: the header panel above the top shelf, and the back wall surface inside each of the two shelf compartments. Some templates also include side panel placement areas. Each zone corresponds to a separate Smart Object layer in the PSD file, allowing independent artwork for each surface.
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Stock photography platforms collectively index over 25,000 counter display mockup images, indicating strong and sustained demand for POS visualization templates.
Reflects the breadth of the counter display mockup market across platforms like iStock and Shutterstock.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently identified as the primary factor influencing online purchase decisions across consumer surveys.
Relevant to how counter display mockups help packaging and retail brands present products to online buyers and retail partners.
Point-of-sale display mockup searches on Adobe Stock return over 79,000 results, showing significant creative industry usage.
Demonstrates the scale of POS display visualization demand among professional designers and brand teams.
SudoMock renders mockups at $0.002 per image, processing over 2 billion renders to date across its API infrastructure.
Provides cost and scale context for programmatic counter display mockup generation versus manual Photoshop workflows.
“We render counter display mockups for about 40 different packaging SKUs each week. Having an API that processes the PSD templates programmatically means we update all our product listings in one batch instead of opening Photoshop 40 times.”
“For our retail clients, we mock up counter displays before committing to a print run. The corrugated texture showing through the design in Multiply blend mode gives an accurate preview of how the final printed cardboard will look.”
“Counter display mockup PSD templates are widely used in retail and packaging design for previewing branded point-of-sale units before production.”
“Counter display mockups with smart object layers allow designers to insert artwork into realistic retail environments without physical prototyping.”
“High-resolution counter display mockups at 5000px and above provide sufficient detail for both digital preview and print production proofing.”
“Tiered countertop merchandising displays are manufactured in corrugated cardboard, acrylic, wood, metal, and wire configurations for different retail environments.”
“Custom cardboard display stands are manufactured domestically for retail counter applications, with corrugated construction being the most common material choice.”
“Counter display mockup imagery is available in quantities exceeding 25,000 variations across stock photography platforms, reflecting sustained demand for POS visualization assets.”
This mockup template shows a white corrugated two-tier counter display unit photographed on a rustic reclaimed wood counter inside a coffee shop. The display is a vertical, open-front shelving unit made from white-faced corrugated cardboard, featuring two stacked compartments and a tall header panel along the back that extends above the top shelf. The corrugated fluting is visible along the edges and side panels, showing the characteristic zigzag internal structure of the board. A small acrylic sign holder sits on the lower shelf in one of the detail shots, displaying text that reads "Single Origin Pour Orpeso" - this serves as a contextual prop. The display is otherwise empty, with plain white interior surfaces acting as the design placement zones.
The café environment includes a ceramic pour-over coffee dripper to the left of the display, a small framed chalkboard sign reading "Single Origin Pour Over Espresso" to the right, and a barista visible in the blurred background wearing a gray t-shirt and dark apron. A woman in a striped shirt sits at a window seat to the left. Morning sunlight streams through large windows, casting warm directional light from the upper left and creating natural shadows across the display and counter surface.
Six photographs document this display from different perspectives:
Front eye-level view: Direct frontal shot at counter height showing the full face of the display. Both compartments are visible with their white corrugated interior surfaces. The header panel rises cleanly behind the top shelf. The corrugated edge detail is visible along the front lip of each shelf tier. The café environment is softly blurred in the background.
Three-quarter elevated view: Shot from a slightly elevated position to the right, revealing the display's depth and the right side panel. The corrugated fluting on the edges is more pronounced from this angle, showing the scalloped cut pattern along the top and side edges. The tiered shelf structure is clearly visible with dimensional perspective.
Counter environment shot: Wider contextual angle from the left showing the display integrated into the café counter alongside the pour-over dripper and chalkboard sign. This angle emphasizes the display's scale relative to common counter objects. Natural morning light illuminates the back wall of the display through the corrugated material, creating a subtle translucency effect.
Top-front hybrid view: Angled slightly downward, this shot reveals the top surfaces of both shelves and the front face simultaneously. Coffee beans are scattered across the counter surface alongside a copper measuring scoop, adding retail context. The corrugated fluting on the back panel is visible with vertical striping, and the zigzag edge binding is clearly shown along all seams.
Side profile view: Pure side angle showing the display's depth from left to right. The brown kraft interior of the corrugated side panel is visible, contrasting with the white-faced front and back panels. The header panel's height relative to the shelf compartments is clear from this perspective, and the base sits flat against the wooden counter.
Branding panel close-up: Tight shot of the header area and upper shelf. Text reading "Single Origin" is written in a casual hand-lettered font on the header panel. The acrylic tabletop sign holder is visible on the shelf below. The corrugated texture of the white-coated cardboard surface is evident at this magnification, showing slight surface irregularity typical of corrugated board.
The display unit is constructed from single-wall corrugated board with white coated exterior faces and natural kraft internal fluting. The structure appears to use B-flute or E-flute corrugated material based on the visible flute spacing along cut edges. Edge seams are joined with what appears to be adhesive or interlocking tab construction. The header panel has rounded top corners.
Three primary zones accept design compositing: the header panel (tall rectangular area above the top shelf), and the back wall of each shelf compartment. All surfaces are plain white, providing clean base areas for design overlay. The corrugated texture visible through the white coating supports Multiply blend mode rendering, allowing printed designs to show realistic material texture.
This template suits point-of-sale retail displays, countertop merchandising units, and promotional product holders. Comparable display formats include Coroplast corrugated plastic displays, cardboard POS/POI counter units, and Avery Dennison printed retail signage. The café setting contextualizes the display for food service, specialty retail, and small-batch product merchandising applications.
SudoMock's signage and advertising collection includes additional counter display variations, tabletop banner stands, and retail POS mockup templates. Browse the full indoor advertising subcategory for complementary templates including A-frame signs, countertop acrylic holders, and promotional display stands.
This template is available for programmatic rendering through SudoMock's PSD rendering API at $0.002 per render. Compatible with automation workflows via n8n, Zapier, Make, and Airtable integrations. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px. The rendering engine processes Smart Object layers and applies blend modes to composite user designs onto the white display surfaces.