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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
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| Front Eye-Level View | front-eye-level | — | 0 | Yes |
| Three-Quarter Elevated View | three-quarter-elevated | — | 0 | — |
| Counter Environment Shot | contextual-counter | — | 0 | — |
| Top-Front Hybrid View | top-front-hybrid | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile Detail | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
| Branding Panel Close-Up | close-branding-detail | — | 0 | — |
A counter display mockup is used to preview branding, packaging artwork, and promotional graphics on a point-of-sale display unit before physical production. Designers overlay their artwork onto the template's white surfaces to visualize how the finished display will look in a retail environment. This is common for CPG brands, display manufacturers, and trade show exhibitors.
This mockup features three tiered shelf compartments stacked vertically, plus a flat header panel above the top shelf. Each shelf is open-front with clear rigid side panels. The base includes a semicircular cutout for handling. All shelf surfaces and the header panel are white, serving as design placement zones.
The display is constructed from single-wall corrugated cardboard with a white outer liner and kraft brown inner liner. Corrugated fluting is visible along the edges, header panel, and shelf rims. Clear acrylic or PETG side panels provide structural support. This reflects standard construction for real-world POS counter displays.
Yes. This mockup template is rendered through the SudoMock API or Dashboard for commercial use including client presentations, e-commerce product listings, packaging portfolios, and retail pitch decks. Rendered outputs can be used in commercial contexts per SudoMock's terms of service.
PSD files with Smart Object layers are the standard format for counter display mockup templates because they allow non-destructive design placement. SudoMock's rendering API accepts PSD templates and outputs WebP, PNG, or JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px. PNG output is suitable when transparency is needed; WebP provides the best file-size-to-quality ratio for web use.
Upload your PSD template to SudoMock via the /api/v1/psd/upload endpoint. The API identifies Smart Object layers in the file. You then send a render request with your design image URLs mapped to each Smart Object layer. SudoMock composites your designs onto the white surfaces and returns the rendered image. The process takes under one second per render.
This set includes six angles: front eye-level view showing the full face and all three shelves, three-quarter elevated view revealing depth and construction, counter environment shot with cafe context, top-front hybrid view showing shelf surfaces, side profile detail of material thickness, and a branding panel close-up highlighting corrugated texture on the header area.
Yes. The multiple angles and realistic cafe environment setting provide the varied imagery needed for Etsy listing galleries. Sellers offering custom counter displays, retail packaging, or POS display design services can use the rendered mockups to show clients how their branding will appear on the physical product. The white surfaces accept any design through API rendering.
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Point-of-sale displays are widely cited as one of the most effective in-store marketing tools for driving impulse purchases at checkout and counter locations.
Counter displays sit at high-traffic retail touchpoints where purchasing decisions are finalized.
Corrugated cardboard remains the dominant material for temporary and semi-permanent retail displays due to its low cost, recyclability, and ease of custom printing.
The corrugated construction shown in this mockup reflects the most common material used in real-world counter display manufacturing.
E-commerce product listings with multiple angle photography consistently outperform single-image listings in buyer engagement metrics.
This mockup provides six distinct angles to support comprehensive product catalog generation.
SudoMock processes renders at $0.002 each, which is approximately 75 times less expensive than comparable PSD rendering APIs.
Cost-effective rendering enables display manufacturers and CPG brands to generate high volumes of branded mockup variations.
The print-on-demand and custom packaging market continues to see strong growth as brands seek shorter production runs with more design variations.
Counter display mockups support the trend toward personalized retail merchandising with rapid design iteration.
“We render about 200 counter display variations per week for different client brands. Having a consistent base template with reliable white surfaces means our designs composite cleanly every time without manual adjustment.”
“The corrugated texture showing through the design overlay is what makes these mockups look real. Flat color on a display box looks fake. The fluting pattern and kraft edges sell the realism.”
“We list custom counter displays on Etsy and need mockups for every size and configuration. Batch rendering through the API cut our listing creation time from hours to minutes.”
“For CPG pitch decks, we need the counter display mockup to look like it is sitting on an actual store counter. The cafe environment in these templates gives clients a realistic sense of scale and context.”
“Custom cardboard display stands are manufactured in-house in the USA, with corrugated counter displays being among the most common POS fixtures for retail environments.”
“Tiered countertop merchandising displays are available in cardboard, acrylic, wood, metal, and wire construction, each suited to different retail contexts and product weights.”
“Counter display mockups with smart object layers allow designers to insert branding artwork directly into the template for realistic POS visualization.”
“Display box mockup templates are used to preview packaging and retail display designs before committing to physical production runs.”
“Counter display mockup imagery represents a significant category in stock photography, with thousands of variations covering POS, POI, exhibition, and promotional display formats.”
This mockup template shows a white corrugated cardboard counter display unit photographed on a rustic wooden counter inside a warm cafe environment. The display is a three-tiered shelving unit with a flat header panel extending above the top shelf. The structure is made from single-wall corrugated cardboard with a white outer liner. All six images capture the unit empty, with plain white surfaces serving as the design placement zones across the header panel, shelf fronts, and side panels.
The cafe setting features reclaimed wood countertops with visible grain and worn patina. A brick wall is partially visible in the background along with Edison-style pendant bulbs casting warm ambient light. To the left of the display, a ceramic pour-over coffee dripper and server are visible. To the right, a small chalkboard easel reads "Espresso, Pour Over, Latte." Two blurred figures occupy the background, one seated near the window and one standing behind the counter.
The front eye-level view (image 1) shows the display head-on, revealing all three shelf tiers, the header panel with a semicircular cutout notch at the top, and a matching semicircular cutout at the base. The shelves are supported by corrugated side walls, and the bottom shelf base appears to be kraft brown cardboard while upper shelves are white. Clear acrylic or plastic side panels are visible on the left and right, adding structural rigidity while keeping the display open on both sides.
The three-quarter elevated view (image 2) captures the display from approximately 45 degrees above and to the right. This angle reveals the depth of each shelf tier and the corrugated fluting pattern visible along the top edges and side walls. The white corrugated texture is clearly visible here, with vertical fluting on the header panel and horizontal fluting along the shelf edges.
The counter environment shot (image 3) shows the display from a three-quarter left perspective with more of the cafe environment visible. In this image, the kraft brown interior surfaces of the corrugated board are more prominent, with the shelves appearing white on top and the back panel showing exposed brown corrugated material. The header panel is split: white on the upper portion and brown kraft on the lower portion.
The top-front hybrid view (image 4) is taken from a slight downward angle, showing the top surfaces of the shelves and the front face simultaneously. This reveals how products would sit on each tier. The white corrugated construction is consistent across all visible surfaces.
The side profile view (image 5) captures the display nearly straight-on from the front, showing the full height including header, the three shelf openings, and the base cutout. The clear side panels are visible, and the corrugated edge detail along each shelf is apparent.
The branding panel close-up (image 6) shows the display from a similar front angle but with the kraft brown corrugated surfaces more visible, including the exposed fluting on the header panel and the corrugated side edges. This view highlights the texture of the material and the construction joints where shelves meet side walls.
The display unit has three open-front shelf compartments stacked vertically, a flat rectangular header panel with a semicircular hanging notch, and a base with a semicircular cutout. Construction is single-wall corrugated cardboard (appears to be E-flute or B-flute) with white outer liner and kraft inner liner. Clear rigid side panels (acrylic or PETG) provide structural support and product visibility. The header panel serves as the primary branding surface for design overlay.
This counter display mockup pairs well with other point-of-sale and indoor advertising templates in the SudoMock library. Related mockup types include tabletop banner stands, retail shelf talkers, and promotional counter cards. For brands building a full retail presence, combining this counter display with floor stand and endcap display mockups provides comprehensive POS coverage.
Suitable for retail product packaging presentations, POS display design previews, trade show booth planning, CPG brand pitches, and e-commerce listings for display box manufacturers. The API-ready template supports batch rendering for catalogs requiring multiple branding variations across the same display structure.