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| Overhead Flat Lay | overhead-flat | — | 0 | Yes |
| Angled Perspective | angled-perspective | — | 0 | — |
| Corner Close-Up | corner-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Workspace Lifestyle | workspace-context | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile | side-profile | — | 0 | — |
Standard desk mat sizes range from 12x18 inches for compact mats to 36x18 inches for extended gaming formats. The mockup template accommodates various aspect ratios through Smart Object scaling. Check your print provider's specifications for exact dimensions before preparing design files.
Desk mats are larger, typically 24 inches or wider, and cover a significant portion of a desk surface to hold both keyboard and mouse. Mouse pads are smaller, usually 8x10 inches to 12x10 inches. Mockup templates differ in aspect ratio, scale context, and the presence of peripherals for reference.
SudoMock uses its PSD rendering API to composite design artwork onto the white surface area via Smart Object layers. For fabric-surface products like cotton desk mats, Multiply blend mode is applied so the woven texture remains visible through the design. Rendering costs $0.002 per image and supports output up to 10,000px.
Yes. The rendered mockup images are standard WebP, PNG, or JPEG files that can be uploaded to any e-commerce platform or POD provider including Printify, Printful, Gooten, and Gelato. SudoMock also offers native integrations with Shopify and WooCommerce for automated catalog generation.
For online product listings, 2000-3000px on the longest side is sufficient for most marketplaces including Etsy and Amazon. SudoMock can render up to 10,000px for high-resolution needs. Print file preparation is separate from mockup generation and should follow your print provider's DPI requirements, typically 150-300 DPI.
This template set includes five angles: an overhead flat lay showing the full print surface, an angled perspective view demonstrating mat flexibility, a corner macro close-up of the stitching and fabric weave, a workspace lifestyle shot with keyboard and mouse on a wood desk, and a side profile showing the rolled mat with visible rubber backing.
Yes. The rendering engine applies Multiply blend mode to the fabric surface layer, which means the cotton basket-weave texture visible in the mockup photographs will show through your overlaid design artwork. This produces a more realistic result that matches the appearance of actual sublimation or dye-printed fabric products.
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Desk mats commonly range from 12x18 inches for standard sizes to 36x18 inches or larger for extended gaming formats.
Size variation affects design file dimensions and mockup template requirements for accurate print-area representation.
SudoMock renders mockup images at $0.002 each, compared to approximately $0.15 per render through Adobe Photoshop API.
Cost per render is a primary factor for POD sellers generating hundreds or thousands of product listing images.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently rated as the top factor influencing online purchase decisions across multiple industry surveys.
Realistic mockups serve as the primary product image for items that are manufactured on demand and cannot be pre-photographed.
Print-on-demand platforms like Printify and Gooten list desk mats as a standard product category with full-bleed sublimation printing on polyester or cotton surfaces.
Mockup templates need to reflect actual print specifications for accurate product previews.
SudoMock supports all 27 Photoshop blend modes including Multiply, which is used for fabric-surface mockups to render design artwork with visible material texture.
Blend mode accuracy determines whether rendered mockups look realistic or appear as flat digital overlays.
“We list desk mats across three storefronts and needed a consistent set of mockup angles for each design. Running them through the API means we generate all five views for a new design in under two seconds total, and the fabric texture comes through the artwork naturally.”
“The Multiply blend mode on the cotton surface is what makes these templates work. You get the weave showing through the design, which is closer to what the actual printed product looks like. Flat mockups without texture always look off to buyers.”
“Custom desk mats are a growing product category in print-on-demand, typically manufactured with rubber non-slip bases and polyester or cotton top surfaces suitable for full-surface sublimation printing.”
“Desk mats and gaming mouse pads represent a high-margin accessory niche for POD sellers, with standard sizes ranging from 12x18 inches to extended 36x18 inch formats.”
“Desk mat mockup templates typically include multiple viewing angles and Smart Object layers to facilitate realistic design placement on the product surface.”
This mockup template displays a white cotton desk mat photographed across five angles in an industrial loft setting. The mat features a plain white top surface with visible woven fabric texture, black stitched edging around all four sides, and rounded corners. The stitching is a blanket-stitch style in black thread, evenly spaced along the entire perimeter. A dark rubber non-slip backing is visible in select views. All five shots use cool-toned, diffused lighting consistent with a concrete-walled industrial interior.
The primary image captures the desk mat from a near-90-degree top-down angle, resting flat on a polished concrete floor. A large industrial window in the background casts soft, even light across the white surface. The full rectangular print area is visible with uniform white coverage and no prints or graphics. The black blanket-stitch edging is clearly defined along all four edges, and the rounded corners are symmetrical.
A roughly 40-degree elevated angle shows the mat draped over the edge of an industrial metal shelf or rack with exposed steel framework. The mat bends naturally at the shelf edge, demonstrating flexibility. The white top surface and black stitched border are visible from this angle. A warm light source glows from behind the metal structure, creating a subtle backlight that separates the mat from the concrete and steel background.
A macro-level detail shot focuses on one corner of the mat resting on a metal rack with zigzag wire supports. The camera is at surface level, showing the layered construction: woven cotton top fabric, a thin profile of approximately 3-4mm, and stitched black thread along the rounded corner edge. The cotton weave pattern is clearly visible at this magnification, showing a tight, uniform basket-weave texture in light gray tones.
The mat is shown on a reclaimed wood desk with black metal legs in a loft-style room. A wireless keyboard and mouse sit on the mat surface. Exposed brick wall is visible in the background along with a hanging Edison-style filament bulb. A window with dark frames appears to the left. The mat covers most of the desk surface, showing scale relative to standard peripherals. The white surface and black stitched border are consistent with the other angles.
The mat stands partially rolled on a polished concrete floor, revealing its construction in cross-section. The white cotton top surface faces the camera while the interior of the roll exposes a tan or golden-brown textured rubber backing with a honeycomb pattern. The black-and-white blanket stitching runs along the visible edge. A metal shelf and dark room interior are faintly visible in the background. This angle demonstrates the mat's flexibility and the two-layer material construction.
The white base surface serves as the design placement zone. When rendered through SudoMock's API, user artwork is composited onto this area using Multiply blend mode, allowing the cotton weave texture to show through the final design. This produces realistic fabric-on-fabric results rather than flat digital overlays.
Rendering is available at $0.002 per image through the SudoMock REST API or the browser-based Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground. Output formats include WebP, PNG, and JPEG at resolutions up to 10,000px.
This template is suitable for print-on-demand desk mat listings on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. It is compatible with fulfillment providers that offer custom desk mats, including Printify, Gooten, and similar services. The five-angle set provides enough coverage for a complete product listing without additional mockup sources.