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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-Quarter Outdoor Hero | three-quarter-outdoor | — | 0 | Yes |
| Front Flat Display | straight-frontal | — | 0 | — |
| Low Angle Pole Mount | low-angle-pole | — | 0 | — |
| Side Wave Detail | side-wave | — | 0 | — |
| Fabric Texture Close-Up | macro-texture | — | 0 | — |
| Multiple Flag Display | multiple-arrangement | — | 0 | — |
Upload your design artwork through SudoMock's API or Dashboard Playground. The rendering engine composites your image onto the flag's Smart Object layer, matching the fabric folds and weave texture visible in the template. Output is delivered in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format within sub-second render times.
The mockup shows a knitted polyester flag with visible weave texture, which is the standard substrate for dye-sublimation printed flags. The fabric behavior in the images, including the natural drape, wind-driven folds, and grommet attachment points, reflects how actual printed polyester flags look when pole-mounted outdoors.
Yes. This template is suitable for POD flag listings on Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, and other marketplaces. The API integrates with Printful, Printify, and other POD platforms through Zapier, Make, or direct REST API calls. The six available angles provide enough visual coverage for a complete product listing.
Common custom flag sizes include 3x5 feet (the most popular residential and commercial size), 2x3 feet for smaller displays, and 4x6 feet for larger installations. POD suppliers like Merchize and Printify typically offer 3x5 foot flags as their standard product. This mockup template accommodates designs at any aspect ratio through the Smart Object layer.
SudoMock uses Multiply blend mode when compositing designs onto the flag surface. This allows the knitted polyester weave pattern visible in the white template to show through the overlaid artwork, replicating how dye-sublimation ink absorbs into actual flag fabric rather than sitting on top of it.
SudoMock accepts design files as image URLs in standard web formats (PNG, JPEG, WebP). You provide the image URL in the API request body, and the rendering engine handles placement, scaling, and blend mode application. No PSD editing software is required on your end.
Yes. SudoMock's REST API processes flag mockup renders programmatically at $0.002 per render. You can loop through hundreds of design URLs in a script or use no-code tools like Zapier, n8n, or Make to automate batch generation. The Scale plan supports up to 25 parallel renders for high-volume catalog creation.
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Adobe Stock indexes over 106,000 flag mockup images, indicating sustained commercial demand for flag visualization templates.
Demonstrates the scale of the flag mockup market and the volume of existing assets designers search for.
Custom flags are among the top-searched product categories on Etsy, with dedicated marketplace sections for custom flag design, personalized flags, and custom flag shops.
POD sellers listing flag products benefit from mockup templates that render realistic product previews for these high-demand marketplace categories.
SudoMock renders mockups at $0.002 per image, which is approximately 75 times less expensive than Adobe Photoshop API's per-render pricing.
Cost efficiency matters for flag sellers generating mockups across multiple designs and product variants at catalog scale.
Knitted polyester is the most widely used flag printing substrate, with dye-sublimation being the standard print method for custom flags according to multiple flag manufacturers.
The visible weave texture in this mockup template accurately represents how actual printed flag products appear.
Product imagery is consistently identified as the primary factor influencing online purchase decisions across e-commerce research.
Realistic flag mockups showing actual mounting hardware, fabric behavior, and outdoor context help buyers evaluate flag products before ordering.
“For our custom flag store, we need mockups that show the grommets, the pole attachment, and realistic fabric drape. Flat digital previews do not communicate what the product actually looks like when it is flying on a pole outside a shop. These templates render consistently across 200+ flag designs in our catalog.”
“We integrated flag mockup rendering into our Shopify workflow using SudoMock's API. Each time a customer submits a design, the system generates six angle previews automatically. The urban storefront context helps customers visualize commercial placement, which is what most of our B2B buyers care about.”
“Flag mockup templates are commonly used across branding, advertising, and print-on-demand workflows, with outdoor pole-mounted flags being among the most requested formats for commercial signage presentations.”
“Knitted polyester is the standard material for printed flags, offering a lightweight weave that accepts dye-sublimation ink well and produces vibrant, full-coverage designs with visible fabric texture.”
“Flag mockup imagery represents a significant category in stock photography, with over 100,000 flag mockup assets available across major stock platforms, reflecting strong and consistent demand from designers and e-commerce sellers.”
This flag mockup template shows a plain white rectangular flag mounted on a black metal pole in an urban storefront setting. The flag is photographed outdoors on a commercial sidewalk with a brick-faced, multi-story building visible in the background. Large glass storefronts, parked sedans, a wooden bench, a black bollard, and a planter with greenery fill out the street-level scene. Overcast natural lighting gives the images an even, diffused quality without harsh shadows. The flag fabric is white with a visible knitted weave texture across all six angles, and it attaches to the pole via metal grommets and carabiner-style clips at three points along the hoist side. A metal finial caps the top of the pole.
The first image is the hero shot: a three-quarter view from the left showing the flag waving to the right in moderate wind. Natural folds and creases run diagonally across the fabric surface, and the flag's fly edge curls slightly inward with a gentle concave wave. The brick building, glass windows, parked cars, and sidewalk bench are all visible but softly out of focus behind the flag.
The second image is a near-frontal view of the same scene. The flag billows with slightly less extension, and the fabric shows a horizontal crease across the center. The background remains consistent: brick facade, glass storefronts with warm interior lighting, parked vehicles, bench, bollard, and planter.
The third image shifts to a low-angle perspective looking slightly upward at the flag. The flag catches wind and extends outward with a taut upper half and looser lower section. The building's upper windows and brick detailing occupy the top of the frame. Grommet hardware and the pole's clip attachment system are clearly visible.
The fourth image captures the flag from a side-wave angle. The fabric extends more flatly with a subtle inward curve at the fly edge. The flag surface is smoother here, with fewer wrinkles, allowing clear visibility of the knitted textile weave. The background storefront shows a pedestrian figure and interior store lighting.
The fifth image is another angle similar to the fourth but with the flag pulled slightly more taut. The fabric hangs with a single broad wave and the bottom edge lifts away from the pole. The weave texture is visible across the entire surface. Background elements remain consistent.
The sixth image is a wide shot showing three identical white flags on three separate black poles arranged in a row on the sidewalk. The poles are mounted in round base plates on the concrete. All three flags hang in a near-vertical drape with minimal wind movement. The wider view reveals more of the street: additional storefronts with a cursive business sign on the left, more pedestrians, and multiple parked cars. This angle demonstrates the flags in a commercial display arrangement.
The white flag surface serves as the design placement area for SudoMock's rendering engine. The knitted polyester weave texture remains visible through the white surface, which is how Multiply blend mode compositing produces realistic dye-sublimation print results when user artwork is overlaid. The flag attaches to the pole at three grommet points along the hoist edge.
This template is rendered through SudoMock's PSD rendering API or the Dashboard Playground. Users submit design artwork via API call, and the engine composites the design onto the flag's Smart Object layer. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px.
This mockup is suitable for print-on-demand flag product listings on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. It works for custom flag businesses, event signage presentations, brand identity displays, and advertising flag previews. The multiple-flag arrangement angle is useful for showing bulk or commercial display contexts.