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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat Lay Overhead | flat-lay-overhead | — | 0 | Yes |
| Corner Peel Detail | corner-peel | — | 0 | — |
| Angled Perspective | angled-perspective | — | 0 | — |
| Macro Surface Detail | macro-detail | — | 0 | — |
| Stacked Multiples | sticker-stack | — | 0 | — |
This set includes six angles: a flat lay overhead on a cafe countertop, a corner peel detail showing the adhesive backing, an angled perspective with cafe background, a macro surface detail of the roll cross-section, an applied-to-laptop surface shot in a cafe, and a stacked multiples arrangement with flat sheets and roll.
Normal blend mode is appropriate for vinyl decals because the surface is non-porous and smooth. Unlike fabric mockups that use Multiply to show texture through the design, vinyl decals display artwork as a solid overlay on the glossy surface. SudoMock supports all 27 Photoshop blend modes.
Yes. This template is used through the SudoMock API or Dashboard to render your design onto the white vinyl surface. The rendered output images can be downloaded and uploaded to Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, or any other marketplace. The cafe lifestyle context is commonly used for Etsy sticker and decal listings.
The applied surface angle shows the decal adhered to a laptop lid in a cafe setting. The rendering engine places your design onto the white decal area on the laptop back. This gives buyers a realistic sense of how the vinyl decal looks when applied to an actual device surface.
Each render costs $0.002 through the SudoMock API. A free tier provides 500 credits to start. Paid plans range from $17.49/mo to $52.49/mo and differ by the number of parallel renders allowed (1 to 25 concurrent).
The mockup shows a glossy white vinyl face with a kraft-brown adhesive backing layer visible in the corner peel angle. The macro detail reveals tightly wound layers around a cardboard core. The material appears to be a standard calendared or cast vinyl with a smooth, reflective surface finish typical of 3-4 mil decal stock.
Yes. SudoMock's REST API accepts JSON payloads with your design image URL and the mockup template UUID. You can automate batch rendering across all six angles for hundreds of designs using integration tools like n8n, Zapier, Make, or direct API calls. Output is available in WebP, PNG, or JPEG up to 10,000px.
Realistic mockup images that show the decal's glossy finish, material thickness, and application on surfaces like laptops help set accurate buyer expectations. According to GrabOn, 22% of product returns happen because items look different in person than in photos. Multiple angles reduce this discrepancy for vinyl decal products.
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The global print-on-demand market was valued at USD 10.78 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 57.49 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 23.6% (Grand View Research, 2025).
Vinyl decals and stickers represent a growing segment within POD, requiring scalable mockup generation for product listings.
9 out of 10 online shoppers consider high-quality product photos one of the most important purchasing factors (GrabOn, 2025).
Vinyl decal sellers benefit from realistic mockup imagery that shows the product in context rather than as a flat graphic file.
22% of products are returned because they appear different in person than in photos (GrabOn / Innovature Inc, 2025).
Accurate vinyl decal mockups that show material thickness, glossy finish, and applied behavior help reduce return rates.
75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when deciding on a potential purchase (Odette Photo Art, 2024).
Multiple mockup angles showing the decal flat, peeled, and applied give buyers a fuller understanding of the product.
67% of customers find high-resolution visuals more impactful than text-based product explanations (247 Commerce, 2024).
Lifestyle mockups in cafe or everyday settings communicate product use more effectively than specification text alone.
“Mockups create the crucial context that allows others to see your design as you intended it to be experienced.”
“A mockup provides a tangible representation of a design idea, making it easier for clients or team members to understand the concept.”
“We render vinyl decal mockups through the API for about 400 SKUs per week. The cafe lifestyle angles get used most on our Etsy listings because they show the product in a relatable setting.”
“For vinyl decals, showing the corner peel and the applied-to-laptop shots matters more than a plain flat lay. Buyers want to see thickness and real adhesion.”
“Creating mockup images is a standard practice for vinyl decal sellers to present their designs on realistic surfaces before production.”
“The print-on-demand market continues to expand as sellers seek automated tools for product visualization across categories including stickers and decals.”
“Product image quality is consistently identified as one of the most influential factors in online purchase decisions.”
“Sticker and decal mockup templates are commonly used across e-commerce to show products applied to laptops, car windows, and other surfaces.”
“Online shoppers frequently return products when the item does not match the visual representation shown in listing images.”
This mockup template presents a white glossy vinyl decal photographed across six angles in a cafe lifestyle context. The decal surface is plain white with a visible glossy sheen, suitable for design overlay via Smart Object layers. Natural window light and warm indoor tones characterize the photography across all angles, giving the set a vintage retro atmosphere consistent with a cafe environment.
The flat lay overhead shot shows the vinyl decal partially unrolled on a linen-covered countertop beside a window. A latte in a light blue cup and saucer sits to the upper right. The decal lies flat with a slight curl at the top edge where it rolls back on itself, revealing a brown kraft-colored backing. Natural daylight from the adjacent window casts soft highlights across the glossy white surface. This is the primary angle for clean design placement.
The corner peel detail captures a large roll of the same white glossy vinyl on a dark wood surface. One end of the material curls upward and folds back, exposing the textured brown adhesive backing layer. The roll sits on a visible cardboard core with a grid-pattern interior. The vinyl thickness and multi-layer construction (glossy face, adhesive, backing paper) are clearly visible at the fold point. A warm cream-colored background wall fills the upper portion of the frame.
The angled perspective image shows what appears to be a thick stack of glossy white sheets or a folded vinyl booklet standing upright on a reflective countertop. The pages curve open in an S-shape, displaying the glossy white face and brown-gray edge layering. Behind the product, an espresso machine and cafe shelving are visible but out of focus, reinforcing the cafe context.
The macro surface detail is a close-up of a vinyl roll resting on a gray surface. The glossy white face shows subtle horizontal sheen lines under studio-style lighting. The roll's circular cross-section reveals tightly wound layers with a brown cardboard core. In the soft-focus background, a bundt cake or similar pastry sits on a plate, adding a bakery-cafe atmosphere.
The applied surface angle shows a white vinyl decal adhered to the back lid of a laptop computer. The laptop sits on a dark table in what appears to be a cafe interior with a chalkboard menu, wooden chairs, and natural light from large windows. The decal wraps over the laptop lid with visible creasing and a partially lifted edge near the center-right, demonstrating real-world adhesion behavior on a curved hard surface.
The stacked multiples shot displays a large vinyl roll alongside several flat-cut sheets arranged in a loose stack on a marble countertop. The roll is upright with the glossy face unfurling forward. A plate with a croissant occupies the left background. The cream-white color of the vinyl and its glossy surface reflection are prominent under soft directional lighting.
This template set is designed for programmatic rendering through the SudoMock API or Dashboard Playground. Users submit their artwork via the REST API endpoint, and the rendering engine composites the design onto the white vinyl surface area using Normal blend mode, appropriate for hard, non-porous materials like vinyl. The glossy finish and cafe lifestyle context make this set suitable for Etsy product listings, Shopify storefronts, and general e-commerce catalog imagery for vinyl decal and sticker products.
Six camera angles are included. Output formats supported: WebP, PNG, JPEG up to 10,000px resolution. Rendering cost: $0.002 per image via SudoMock API. Compatible with print-on-demand workflows through Printful, Printify, Gelato, and similar fulfillment services.