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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3/4 Angle View | three-quarter-angle | — | 0 | Yes |
| Wall Mounted in Living Space | wall-mounted-lifestyle | — | 0 | — |
| Straight-On Front View | straight-front | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile Detail | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
| Corner Construction Detail | corner-detail | — | 0 | — |
The side profile and corner detail images show a canvas with approximately 1.5-inch depth stretcher bars, matching the gallery depth option offered by most print-on-demand providers. This depth is visible in the close-up angles where the wooden frame and wrapped canvas edge are clearly shown.
The cotton blend weave texture is visible through the white canvas surface. During rendering, SudoMock uses Multiply blend mode to composite designs onto this surface, which allows the fabric texture to show through the artwork. This produces a realistic printed-on-canvas appearance rather than a flat digital overlay.
A canvas mockup shows artwork printed directly on stretched fabric over wooden stretcher bars with gallery wrap edges, meant for frameless wall hanging. A frame mockup shows a print or photo enclosed in a separate picture frame with glass or acrylic. This template specifically depicts gallery wrapped canvas construction with visible stretcher bars and corner folds.
Yes. The template includes a straight-on front view against a neutral background suitable for Amazon product listing requirements, and a lifestyle wall-mounted shot showing the canvas in a living room setting suitable for Etsy listings. Renders are output in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format at up to 10,000px resolution.
The template accepts any design aspect ratio through the Smart Object layer. Common canvas print sizes include 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 18x24, 24x36, and square formats like 12x12 or 20x20 inches. The rendered output will display whatever design dimensions you provide, composited onto the canvas surface shown in the template.
Five angles are available: a three-quarter studio view showing the front and gallery wrap edge, a wall-mounted lifestyle shot in a modern living room, a direct front-facing view for undistorted design display, a side profile close-up of the stretcher bar depth and corner fold, and an extreme corner detail showing the mitered fold and wood grain.
The wrapped edges of this template are part of the renderable surface. When a design is composited via the API, the artwork can extend onto the gallery wrap edges visible in the three-quarter angle and side profile shots. This matches real-world gallery wrap canvas printing where the image continues around the sides of the stretcher frame.
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Adobe Stock indexes over 63,000 canvas print mockup assets, indicating sustained demand for this product visualization category.
The volume of available canvas mockup resources reflects the scale of the wall art and print-on-demand market that depends on realistic product imagery.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently rated as the top purchase decision factor by online shoppers, ahead of price and reviews.
Canvas print sellers rely on realistic mockups to convey product quality because buyers cannot physically inspect wall art before purchasing online.
Gallery wrap canvas prints are available in standard depths of 0.75 inch and 1.5 inches across major print providers, with 1.5-inch being the more common choice for wall display.
This mockup template shows the 1.5-inch depth profile, matching the gallery-depth option offered by providers like Printful, Printify, and Gelato.
“We render about 400 canvas mockups per day across 12 different sizes. The gallery wrap angles matter because customers ask about edge finishing more than anything else. Having the corner detail shot reduced our support tickets noticeably.”
“For canvas templates, the fabric texture visibility in the base image is what makes or breaks the final render. If the weave shows through the white surface, Multiply blend mode produces a convincing printed-on-canvas look. Without that texture, the output looks like a flat sticker on a rectangle.”
“Gallery wrap is a method of stretching an artist's canvas so that the canvas wraps around the sides of the stretcher bar frame, creating a finished edge that eliminates the need for an external frame.”
“Gallery wrapped canvases present artwork with clean, visible edges that continue the image around the frame sides, providing a contemporary presentation suitable for direct wall hanging.”
“Canvas mockup PSD templates are widely used by designers and print-on-demand sellers to visualize artwork on realistic canvas surfaces before production.”
“Canvas prints remain a consistent seller in the print-on-demand space due to their perceived value and suitability for home decor, photography, and custom artwork.”
“Wall art mockups that show canvas prints in realistic room settings help Etsy and Amazon sellers communicate product scale and appearance to potential buyers.”
This mockup template displays a white cotton blend canvas print with gallery wrap construction, photographed across five angles in studio and lifestyle settings. The canvas surface is plain white with a visible woven fabric texture throughout. All images show the product without any printed design; the blank white surface serves as the Smart Object target area where user artwork is composited during rendering.
The primary image is a three-quarter angle studio shot of two canvases leaning upright against a light gray background. The front canvas faces forward, showing the full white print surface and the wrapped gallery edge along the right side. Behind it, a second canvas is turned to reveal the back, exposing the wooden stretcher bar frame constructed from light-toned pine. Studio lighting is soft and even, casting a subtle shadow beneath each canvas on the gray surface.
The wall-mounted lifestyle image places a single canvas on a white wall inside a modern living space. A gray upholstered sofa with neutral cushions is visible in the blurred background, along with a large window with dark frames and sheer curtains. The canvas is photographed from a slight left angle, showing the wrapped left edge and the taut front surface. Natural and ambient light illuminate the scene, giving scale reference for the canvas relative to the furniture.
The straight-on front view presents two canvases in studio conditions against a neutral gray backdrop. One faces directly forward with square proportions, displaying the full blank white surface. The second is angled to reveal the back with its wooden stretcher bars and canvas folds. The white of the canvas is brighter than the gray background, creating clear visual separation.
The side profile detail is a close-up shot of a canvas lying flat, photographed at a low angle. This view highlights the depth of the stretcher bar (approximately 1.5 inches based on proportions), the neatly folded corner of the canvas wrap, and the wooden frame visible from the back. The cotton blend fabric texture is clearly discernible on the wrapped edge, with a clean fold at the corner joint.
The corner construction detail provides an extreme close-up of a single canvas corner. The image shows the tightly stretched white fabric wrapping over the wooden stretcher bar edge, with a precise mitered fold at the corner. The wood grain of the stretcher bar is visible where the canvas is pulled back slightly. The weave pattern of the cotton blend material is clearly defined at this magnification.
The canvas surface uses Multiply blend mode compositing during rendering. Because the cotton blend weave texture is visible through the white base, any design overlaid via the API will inherit this fabric texture, producing a realistic printed-on-canvas appearance. The wooden stretcher bars shown in the back views and corner detail are pine, with visible grain pattern.
Each angle is available as a separate PSD template through SudoMock's rendering API at $0.002 per render. Designs are placed into the Smart Object layer and composited onto the white canvas surface. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000 pixels. The platform supports batch rendering for catalog-scale production through REST API, with native integrations for n8n, Zapier, Make, and direct e-commerce connections to Shopify and WooCommerce.
Product listings on Etsy, Amazon, and Shopify storefronts. Print-on-demand catalog generation through Printful, Printify, or Gelato. Portfolio presentation for wall art sellers. Social media product imagery for canvas print businesses.