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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 | — |
The most common POD desk mat sizes are 31.5 x 15.7 inches and 35.4 x 15.7 inches, though extended gaming sizes go up to 48 x 24 inches. This mockup template accommodates standard rectangular proportions. Smart Object dimensions in the PSD determine the actual design placement area, which scales to match the print provider's specifications.
Desk mats are larger format products (typically 24 inches or wider) designed to cover a significant portion of a desk surface, accommodating both keyboard and mouse. Mouse pads are smaller (usually 9-12 inches wide). This mockup template shows a desk-sized mat with proportions suitable for extended or XL format products. The construction details, including stitched edges and non-slip backing, are consistent with full-size desk mats.
SudoMock's rendering API replaces Smart Object layers in PSD templates with your design artwork. You send a design image URL and the template UUID via REST API, and the engine composites your artwork onto the white surface area. For fabric-surface desk mats, the Multiply blend mode is typically used so the cloth texture shows through the design.
POD print providers generally require 150-300 DPI artwork files. This mockup template supports output up to 10,000px resolution, which is sufficient for high-resolution print-ready previews. The Smart Object layer accepts design files at the dimensions specified in the PSD, and the rendering engine scales output to your requested format and resolution.
Yes. This mockup template produces rendered images in WebP, PNG, or JPEG format, which are compatible with any marketplace or POD platform listing. Printify and Printful both offer custom desk mats in their product catalogs. The rendered mockup images can be uploaded directly as product listing photos on Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, or any other sales channel.
The mockup shows a white polyester-blend cloth top surface with a visible diagonal weave texture. The close-up and rolled views reveal a tan/brown woven backing layer, consistent with the non-slip rubber or neoprene backing found on production desk mats. Black overlock stitching binds the layers together around the perimeter.
This template set includes five angles: overhead flat lay showing the full print surface, angled perspective displaying thickness and shadow, corner macro detail showing stitching and material layers, workspace lifestyle with keyboard and mouse on a wooden desk, and a rolled side profile revealing the backing material and flexible construction.
Each render costs $0.002 through SudoMock's API. A five-angle mockup set for one desk mat design costs $0.01 total. Free accounts receive 500 credits to start. Paid plans range from $17.49/month (Starter) to $52.49/month (Scale), with the primary difference being parallel render limits rather than per-render pricing.
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Desk mats are commonly produced in sizes ranging from standard mouse pad (9.25 x 7.875 inches) to extended XXL gaming formats (48 x 24 inches), with the most popular POD sizes falling in the 31.5 x 15.7 inch and 35.4 x 15.7 inch range.
Size variation affects mockup template design and Smart Object dimensions for accurate design placement.
E-commerce product imagery is consistently cited as the primary factor influencing online purchase decisions, particularly for customizable products where buyers need to visualize the final result.
Desk mat sellers benefit from multiple-angle mockup sets that show the product in use, not just flat.
Print-on-demand desk mats typically use sublimation printing on polyester cloth surfaces with 3-4mm neoprene or rubber backing for non-slip performance.
Mockup templates must show visible fabric texture so Multiply blend mode produces realistic sublimation-print appearance.
Major POD platforms including Printify, Printful, Gooten, and Gelato all list custom desk mats in their product catalogs, indicating broad supplier availability for this product type.
Wide fulfillment availability makes desk mat mockup templates useful across multiple selling workflows.
Marketplace listings with multiple product images covering different angles and contexts tend to receive higher engagement than single-image listings, according to widely reported e-commerce best practices.
Five-angle mockup sets address the need for comprehensive visual coverage in product listings.
“We render desk mat mockups in batches of 200-300 SKUs at a time. Having five angles per template means we generate a full listing image set for each design in one API call sequence. At $0.002 per render, the cost for a complete product catalog is negligible.”
“The rolled view showing the backing material is something most mockup templates skip. Buyers want to see what the underside looks like and whether it will grip their desk. That angle answers a question before it gets asked.”
“For fabric-surface products, the Multiply blend mode is what separates a flat-looking overlay from a realistic print simulation. The cloth texture has to be visible through the design, otherwise it looks like a sticker was placed on top.”
“I switched from manually editing PSD files in Photoshop to API-based rendering when my desk mat catalog hit 400 designs. What used to take a full weekend now runs overnight as a batch job. The output quality is the same because it is the same PSD engine under the hood.”
“Custom desk mats are a growing product category in print-on-demand, typically manufactured with polyester cloth surfaces and non-slip rubber backing for sublimation or direct-to-film printing.”
“Desk mats and gaming mouse pads represent one of the higher-margin accessories categories available through print-on-demand suppliers, with multiple size options from standard mouse pad to full-desk coverage.”
“Several POD fulfillment companies now offer desk mat and mouse pad printing, making mockup templates a practical necessity for sellers building product listings across multiple platforms.”
This desk mat mockup template shows a plain white rectangular mat photographed across five separate angles on light gray studio backgrounds. The mat features a black stitched edge border running the full perimeter, a white cloth top surface with visible fabric weave texture, and a dark rubber or neoprene backing layer. The white surface functions as the Smart Object design placement zone for API-based rendering.
The first image is an overhead flat lay captured at roughly 90 degrees. The full rectangular mat is visible against a light gray surface. Black contrast stitching runs inset from the edges, with rounded corners. The white fabric surface shows a subtle diagonal weave pattern. A thin dark layer is visible at the bottom and right edges, indicating the rubber backing.
The second image is an angled perspective shot taken from approximately 35-40 degrees. The mat sits on a light gray surface with soft shadows cast beneath. This angle reveals the mat's thin profile (approximately 3-4mm) and shows the stitched edging wrapping around a dark, textured side layer. A faint embossed logo area is visible near the center of the surface, though it appears intentionally subtle.
The third image is a macro corner close-up. The shot focuses on the rounded corner, showing black overlock-style stitching binding the white top fabric to a tan/brown woven backing material. The layered construction is clearly visible: white cloth on top, a thin dark binding thread, and a natural tan-colored base layer with a coarse woven texture.
The fourth image places the desk mat in a workspace lifestyle context. The mat covers most of a wooden desk surface. A white wireless keyboard sits on the left side and a white mouse on the right. A monitor is positioned behind the mat, and what appears to be a laptop edge is visible on the far right. The stitched black edge trim is visible around all sides. This angle demonstrates how the mat looks in actual use at a workstation.
The fifth image shows the mat rolled up from a low side-profile angle. The mat is folded in half, revealing the tan/brown woven backing material on the inside of the roll. The stitched black edge trim wraps cleanly around the fold. This view confirms the mat is flexible enough to roll for storage or shipping, and clearly displays the dual-layer construction: white polyester-blend cloth surface on the outside, natural-toned non-slip backing on the inside.
The white surface area serves as the design placement zone. SudoMock's rendering engine composites user artwork onto this blank area via Smart Object layers. For fabric-surface products like this desk mat, the Multiply blend mode allows the underlying cloth texture to show through the applied design, producing a realistic printed-fabric appearance.
Rendering is available through SudoMock's REST API at $0.002 per render or via the 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 product listings on platforms like Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. It works with POD fulfillment providers such as Printify, Printful, Gooten, and Gelato that offer custom desk mats. The five-angle set covers the range typically needed for a complete product listing: hero shot, perspective view, construction detail, lifestyle context, and material/profile view.