Upload your PSD file with smart object layers to SudoMock, or use a template from the library directly via the API.
API Render DocsReplace smart object content with your design. Works with images, text, and patterns.
Smart Objects GuideGenerate high-resolution product images in PNG, JPG, or WebP format. Batch process multiple designs.
PSD PreparationPSD
RGB
0
6
| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-Quarter Angled View | three-quarter-angled | — | 0 | Yes |
| Straight Front View | straight-front | — | 0 | — |
| Active Lifestyle Context | action-lifestyle | — | 0 | — |
| Floating Dynamic Angle | floating-dynamic | — | 0 | — |
| Label Detail Close-Up | detail-closeup | — | 0 | — |
| Top-Down Overhead View | top-down-flat-lay | — | 0 | — |
SudoMock supports output resolutions up to 10,000 x 10,000 pixels, which is suitable for both web product listings and print-ready catalog materials. For most e-commerce platforms like Etsy or Amazon, rendering at 2,000 to 3,000 pixels on the longest side provides sufficient quality without excessive file sizes. The Smart Object layer within each template defines the design area dimensions.
SudoMock's rendering API and Dashboard Playground allow you to place designs onto bottle mockup templates without opening Photoshop. You upload your design image, specify the target Smart Object layer, and the API returns a rendered mockup with your logo composited onto the bottle surface. The process works via REST API calls or through the visual Playground interface at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground.
Yes. SudoMock mockup templates are designed for commercial use in POD product listings. Sellers on Etsy, Amazon, Shopify, and other marketplaces use these templates to generate product images for custom bottle listings fulfilled by providers like Printify, Gelato, and Gooten.
Normal blend mode places designs directly onto the surface without showing underlying texture, which is appropriate for hard, non-porous surfaces like plastic or stainless steel bottles. Multiply blend mode allows the base texture to show through the overlaid design, which works better for fabric products like t-shirts. Sports bottle mockups in this set use Normal blend mode for clean, opaque design application.
This set includes six angles: three-quarter angled view on a brick ledge, straight front view on wooden planks, gym lifestyle shot with a hand holding the bottle, floating dynamic angle in an industrial loft, detail close-up of the body texture on wood, and a top-down flat lay with lifestyle accessories. Together these angles cover the primary print surface from multiple perspectives for complete product listings.
Generate unlimited product mockups with our API and AI tools. Upload your designs and get high-resolution images in seconds.
Format
PSD · RGB
Angles
6 views
AI-powered rendering engine — ready in seconds
Adobe Stock indexes over 41,900 sports bottle mockup assets, indicating substantial commercial demand for this product category in design workflows.
Reflects the scale of the sports bottle mockup market across stock platforms.
Shutterstock catalogs more than 12,200 sports bottle mockup images, stock photos, and 3D objects available for commercial licensing.
Shows cross-platform demand for sports bottle visual assets among designers and e-commerce sellers.
Product images are consistently cited by e-commerce industry surveys as the most influential factor in online purchase decisions, ahead of descriptions and reviews.
Underscores the role of accurate product mockups in drinkware sales conversions.
Print-on-demand water bottle fulfillment is offered by numerous suppliers including Printify, Gelato, Gooten, and Prodigi, each requiring mockup assets for storefront listings.
Multiple POD platforms supporting custom bottles drives ongoing demand for rendering-ready mockup templates.
“We list custom bottles on Etsy and Shopify, and having six angles per product saves us from doing any physical photography. We feed designs through the API and get a full listing image set back in seconds. It is a straightforward process that scales with our catalog.”
“For bottle mockups, Normal blend mode on a matte white surface gives you a clean design overlay without the texture bleed you get with fabric templates. The key is having enough angles to show the wraparound print area from multiple perspectives so the customer understands what they are buying.”
“Sports bottle mockups represent a substantial segment of product visualization assets, with tens of thousands of templates available across major stock platforms for branding and e-commerce use.”
“Custom water bottles have become a growing product category in the print-on-demand industry, with sellers using mockup templates to present branded drinkware across online storefronts.”
“Print-on-demand platforms now offer custom water bottle fulfillment, requiring sellers to produce product mockups that accurately represent design placement on bottle surfaces.”
“Sport bottle mockup PSD templates with Smart Object layers remain a widely used format for designers producing branded drinkware visuals for commercial projects.”
“Tritan copolyester has emerged as a common material for sports bottles due to its BPA-free composition, impact resistance, and clarity, making it a frequent subject for product mockup templates.”
“Multiple print-on-demand suppliers now support custom water bottle printing, and sellers increasingly rely on multi-angle mockup sets to build complete product listings without physical photography.”
This mockup template displays a white sports bottle photographed across six angles in mixed studio and industrial loft settings. The bottle features a tapered silhouette that narrows toward the neck, a stainless steel screw cap, and a matte white powder-coated body with a subtle textured finish. A small carry loop extends from the cap area in several views. The base of the bottle shows a slightly wider footprint with a distinct seam line separating the main body from the bottom section. All six angles present the bottle with a plain white surface ready for design placement via Smart Object layers.
The primary shot positions the bottle at roughly 45 degrees, leaning against a light gray wall on a brick ledge surface. The stainless steel cap with its carry loop is visible at the top. Warm light enters from a window on the left side, casting a soft gradient across the matte white body. The bottle's tapered form and base seam line are clearly visible.
A direct, centered shot of the bottle standing upright on a wooden plank surface. The background is a large, dimly lit room with overhead panel lighting and concrete walls. The cap here appears as a rounded white dome with a thin black gasket ring. The full height of the body is shown with even lighting, making this angle suitable for centered logo or text compositions.
A hand grips the bottle at floor level in a gym environment. The person wears a black fitness tracker on their wrist. A foam roller and dumbbells sit on a dark exercise mat behind the bottle. Warm golden light enters through large industrial windows. The bottle body in this shot shows a textured, dimpled grip surface across the midsection, with the stainless steel cap and smooth upper neck visible above the hand.
The bottle is tilted at approximately 30 degrees, appearing to hover above a white tabletop with a shadow cast beneath it. The setting is an industrial loft space with exposed steel ceiling beams and arched windows in the background. The lower portion of this bottle variant features a transparent Tritan plastic section with "TRITAN" text embossed on it, while the upper body is opaque matte white with a loop-handle cap.
A tight crop shows the midsection and upper body of the bottle resting on a weathered wood surface against a light gray background. The matte powder-coat finish is clearly visible with its fine, slightly granular texture. The seam between the main body and the base ring is in sharp focus. No cap or neck is shown in frame; this angle isolates the primary print surface area.
A flat-lay composition on a light concrete surface shows the bottle laid on its side alongside accessories: a pair of white wireless earbuds with their charging case, a collapsible silicone cup, and the edge of a gray microfiber towel. The bottle's carry loop, stainless steel cap ring, and full body length are visible from above. This angle reveals the bottle's overall proportions and the cap's loop handle detail.
The white base surface across all angles serves as the design placement zone. SudoMock's rendering engine composites user artwork onto this area using Normal blend mode, appropriate for the hard, non-porous bottle surface. The matte finish and subtle texture visible in the close-up shot add realism when designs are rendered onto the template.
This template set is compatible with SudoMock's PSD rendering API at $0.002 per render. Users can submit designs programmatically through the REST API or visually through the Dashboard Playground. The six-angle set supports complete product catalog generation for POD sellers listing on Etsy, Amazon, or Shopify storefronts.
E-commerce product listings for custom-branded sports bottles. Print-on-demand catalog pages across platforms like Printful, Printify, and Gelato. Brand presentation decks requiring drinkware mockups. Social media product photography for fitness and lifestyle brands. Marketplace listings on Etsy and Amazon requiring multiple product views.