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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3/4 View with Handle - Elevated Angle | three-quarter-elevated | — | 0 | Yes |
| Straight-On Front View | front-centered | — | 0 | — |
| Handle Forward Angle | handle-forward | — | 0 | — |
| Lifestyle Context Shot | lifestyle-context | — | 0 | — |
| Rim and Handle Detail | detail-closeup | — | 0 | — |
| 45-Degree Top View | angled-top-view | — | 0 | — |
For standard 11oz ceramic mugs, the print area wraps approximately 270 to 330 degrees around the mug body. The typical sublimation template size is 9.25 by 3.73 inches at 300 DPI. The SudoMock rendering engine maps your design onto the Smart Object layer, so submit artwork at the highest available resolution for the sharpest output.
An 11oz mug is the standard size with a print area of roughly 9.25 x 3.73 inches. A 15oz mug is taller and wider, with a print area of approximately 9.75 x 4.36 inches. This mockup template depicts a standard 11oz ceramic form factor based on the mug proportions and C-handle size shown across all six angles.
Yes. This template is designed for programmatic rendering through the SudoMock API or Dashboard. Rendered output images can be used directly in Etsy, Amazon, Shopify, or any marketplace product listing. The six available angles provide enough visual coverage for a complete product page.
Ceramic mugs use Normal blend mode because the surface is hard and non-porous. Unlike fabric mockups that use Multiply to let texture show through, a ceramic surface receives the design as a clean overlay. The glossy reflections and highlights from the original photography are preserved on top of your composited design.
This set includes six angles: a hand-held three-quarter elevated view, a straight-on front view on a wood table, a handle-forward view with a person in a denim jacket, a lifestyle shot with a newspaper and wood bench, a street-scene detail close-up held by a tattooed hand, and a 45-degree overhead view with coffee beans on a concrete surface.
Yes. The mockup depicts a standard 11oz white glossy ceramic mug, which matches the most common mug product offered by Printful, Printify, Gelato, and other POD fulfillment providers. Designs rendered through SudoMock can be used as listing images for these platforms.
Upload the mockup PSD to SudoMock via the API or Dashboard Playground. The white mug surface contains a Smart Object layer that serves as the design placement zone. Submit your artwork URL in the API render request, and SudoMock composites it onto the mug and returns the finished image. No Photoshop installation is required.
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Adobe Stock indexes over 291,000 mug mockup assets, indicating sustained commercial demand for ceramic drinkware product templates.
Large stock libraries reflect how commonly mug mockups are used across e-commerce, branding, and POD workflows.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently rated as the top purchase decision factor by online shoppers, ahead of price and reviews in many consumer surveys.
For POD mug sellers, accurate mockup images serve as the primary product representation since no physical sample is photographed.
The standard 11oz ceramic mug remains the highest-volume sublimation blank sold across major suppliers including Conde Systems, Coastal Business Supplies, and PYD Life.
This mockup template targets the most commonly fulfilled mug size in the POD supply chain.
“We render about 400 mug mockups per day across six angles each for our Etsy listings. Having a consistent white ceramic template that works through the API means we can push new designs to our store in minutes instead of hours.”
“For ceramic mugs, Normal blend mode gives you a clean composite because the surface is hard and non-porous. You do not need Multiply like you would with fabric. The white base just gets replaced with the design, and the glossy reflections from the original photo stay intact.”
“Ceramic mug mockup PSD files with smart object layers are among the most commonly used templates for print-on-demand product visualization.”
“Adobe Stock hosts over 291,000 mug mockup assets, reflecting the high demand for ceramic drinkware product photography templates across e-commerce.”
“The standard 11oz white ceramic sublimation mug is the most widely produced blank drinkware item in the print-on-demand industry, using AAA-grade ceramic with a glossy polyester coating.”
“Mug mockup generators are a core tool for POD sellers who need to produce product images at scale without photographing physical inventory.”
“Sublimation printing on ceramic mugs requires a polyester-coated surface that bonds with sublimation ink under heat and pressure, typically at 400 degrees Fahrenheit for 180 to 240 seconds.”
This mockup template set features a white glossy ceramic mug photographed across six distinct angles in both studio and contextual environments. The mug is a standard cylindrical vessel with a classic C-handle, consistent with an 11oz ceramic coffee mug used in sublimation print-on-demand workflows. The white surface is uniform and blank across all six shots, providing a clean design placement area for API-based rendering.
The primary angle is a three-quarter elevated view showing a hand gripping the mug body from the right side. The mug is held against a red-brown brick wall background with a light gray surface beneath. The C-handle faces left, and the camera is positioned slightly above horizontal, revealing the rim opening and the glossy white exterior. The hand belongs to a person with light skin and trimmed nails.
The second image is a straight-on front view of the mug sitting on a light wood-grain table surface. The handle faces right, and the camera is at eye level. A gray wall is visible in the background with a dark vertical element to the left. Soft directional lighting creates a gentle shadow to the right of the mug.
The third image shows the mug on a light gray table surface, handle facing left. Behind the mug, a person wearing an open blue denim jacket over a light gray t-shirt is partially visible from mid-chest to waist. The person's hand is positioned behind the mug base. A brick wall with painted black graffiti-style marks serves as the background.
The fourth image is a lifestyle context shot. The mug sits on a light gray surface atop a slatted light wood table or bench. A folded newspaper with the partial heading "Borning" is visible to the right. The camera is positioned at roughly 40 degrees above the mug, showing the interior opening. Natural-looking directional light casts a defined shadow. The mug appears slightly more matte in this rendering compared to the other angles.
The fifth image is a close-up detail shot showing a hand gripping the mug by the handle from the right side. The person has light skin with small dark tattoos visible on two fingers (geometric symbols). The background is a blurred urban street scene with buildings, pedestrians, and a red traffic light. The camera is at eye level, and the mug face is presented flat to the camera, maximizing the visible print area.
The sixth image shows the mug on a light gray speckled concrete-like surface with scattered whole coffee beans arranged around the base. The handle faces left, and the camera is positioned at approximately 45 degrees above the mug, revealing the full interior opening and the complete cylindrical form. Studio lighting is even with minimal shadow.
All six angles show a plain white glossy ceramic mug with no prints, logos, or markings. The white surface serves as the Smart Object target area where the SudoMock rendering engine composites user-submitted designs. For ceramic mugs, Normal blend mode is applied for clean, solid design reproduction on the hard surface.
The mug form is consistent across all angles: cylindrical body, smooth glossy glaze finish, rounded C-handle with visible attachment points at the top and bottom of the handle loop. The rim is smooth and beveled.
This template is designed for programmatic mockup rendering through the SudoMock API or Dashboard Playground. Suitable for e-commerce product listings on Etsy, Amazon, and Shopify stores. Compatible with print-on-demand fulfillment through Printful, Printify, and Gelato for standard 11oz ceramic mug products. The six-angle set provides enough coverage for a complete product listing: hero image, alternate views, lifestyle shot, and detail closeup.