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| Angle | Type | Size | Smart Objects | Primary |
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| 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 | — |
| Applied to Surface | applied-surface | — | 0 | — |
| Stacked Multiples | sticker-stack | — | 0 | — |
Normal blend mode is appropriate for vinyl decal mockups. Unlike fabric products where Multiply mode lets textile texture show through, vinyl has a smooth, non-porous surface. Normal mode places the design cleanly on the white target area without texture interference.
Vinyl decal mockups show buyers what a design looks like on the actual product and on applied surfaces like laptops or car windows. According to GrabOn, 75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when making purchase decisions. Multiple angles showing roll packaging and real-world application give buyers a clearer picture of what they are ordering.
This template includes an applied-surface angle showing a decal on a laptop lid, which demonstrates adhesion on smooth hard surfaces. The same principle applies to car windows. For dedicated car window mockups, a vehicle-specific template would show the decal on glass with transparency and outdoor context.
Six angles are provided: a flat lay overhead of the vinyl roll partially unrolled, a corner peel detail showing the vinyl separating from its backing paper, two angled perspective views of upright rolls, a lifestyle shot of the decal applied to a laptop held by a model outdoors, and a stacked roll view showing edge thickness and material layering.
Yes. The rendered output images can be used directly as product listing photos on Etsy, Shopify, Amazon, and other marketplaces. SudoMock's API outputs WebP, PNG, or JPEG files at resolutions up to 10,000px, which meets or exceeds the image requirements for all major e-commerce platforms.
Vinyl decals are typically die-cut without a printed background and are applied as transfer graphics. Stickers often include a printed border or background and come on individual backing sheets. This mockup shows vinyl in roll format with glossy finish, which is consistent with continuous-feed vinyl decal production used by POD fulfillment services.
Upload the PSD template to SudoMock via the upload endpoint, then use the render endpoint to replace the Smart Object layer with your decal designs. Each render costs $0.002 and completes in sub-second time. You can automate batch rendering through direct API calls or integrations with n8n, Zapier, and Make for catalog-scale mockup generation.
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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%.
Vinyl decals and stickers represent a growing product category within the expanding POD market. Source: Grand View Research (https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/print-on-demand-market-report)
75% of online shoppers rely on product photos when deciding on a potential purchase.
Vinyl decal sellers benefit from multiple-angle mockup images that show both the product packaging (roll format) and applied context (on laptop or vehicle). Source: Odette Photo Art (https://www.odettephotoart.com/blog/statistics-professional-brand-photography-for-business-success/)
22% of products are returned because they appear different in person than in photos.
Accurate mockup rendering of vinyl decals on real surfaces helps set correct buyer expectations for size, color, and finish. Source: GrabOn (https://grabon.com/blog/product-photography-statistics/)
“Mockups create the crucial context that allows others to see your design as you intended it to be experienced.”
“We render about 400 decal mockups per week across our Etsy listings. The roll shots work well for the main listing image, and the applied-on-laptop view is what actually drives clicks from search results.”
“Mockup images are a practical requirement for vinyl decal sellers who need to show customers what a finished product looks like before it is cut and applied.”
“The print-on-demand market continues to expand as sellers diversify into product categories beyond apparel, including stickers, decals, and custom accessories.”
“Product image quality remains one of the most significant factors in online purchase decisions, with high-resolution photos consistently linked to higher conversion rates.”
“Sticker and decal mockup templates are used across multiple surface types including car windows, laptops, water bottles, and walls to demonstrate product versatility.”
“Vinyl is the most common material for outdoor-rated decals due to its waterproof properties, UV resistance, and adhesive durability on smooth surfaces.”
This mockup template presents a white glossy vinyl decal shown across six distinct camera angles. The primary image displays a vinyl roll lying on its side against a neutral gray studio background, with white material partially unrolled and trailing forward. The roll sits on a cardboard tube core visible through the side opening. The unrolled section fans out with slight waves and folds at the trailing edge, showing the glossy surface sheen under controlled studio lighting.
The corner peel angle shows a white sheet with one corner lifting away from a printed backing surface beneath it. The backing appears to be newspaper-style printed matter on tan/kraft paper. This shot is captured against a muted blue-gray background and demonstrates the multi-layer construction: the white vinyl face layer peeling cleanly from the release liner underneath. The adhesive side and vinyl thickness (approximately 3-4 mil) are visible at the curl point.
The angled perspective view captures a standalone vinyl roll standing upright on a light gray studio surface. The roll features a cardboard tube core with visible layered edges on the side face, and the outer surface shows a clean white glossy finish with horizontal light reflections indicating the sheen. A second roll view, shot against a blue-gray background, shows the same upright orientation from a slightly different angle. This roll appears to have a metallic or silver-toned inner core rather than cardboard, with an orange label or marking visible inside the tube.
The applied surface angle shows the decal adhered to a silver/gray laptop lid held by a female model outdoors. The model, a woman with brown hair wearing a denim jacket, holds the laptop at chest height in a natural outdoor setting with green trees and blue sky behind her. A white vinyl decal with script-style lettering reading "Gliny" and smaller text reading "3-4th vinyl" is visible on the laptop surface. This contextual shot demonstrates how a vinyl decal sits on a smooth hard surface without bubbles or lifting.
The final angle presents another roll view: a larger vinyl roll standing upright with a cardboard core, partially unrolled with a section of glossy white material curling away from the roll body. Studio lighting on a gray background creates clean shadows and highlights the surface reflectivity of the vinyl material.
The vinyl shown has a glossy finish with visible light reflections across all roll and flat views. The material appears smooth and non-textured, consistent with calendered or cast vinyl typically used for decal and sticker applications. The rolls are wound on standard cardboard or rigid tube cores. Edge layering is visible on the roll sides, indicating consistent material thickness throughout.
This template is designed for SudoMock's PSD rendering pipeline. The white surface areas on the vinyl face serve as the Smart Object target zone where user designs are composited during API rendering. Normal blend mode is appropriate for this hard, smooth surface since there is no fabric texture to show through the design. The six angles provide coverage for product listing images across e-commerce platforms.
Suitable for print-on-demand vinyl decal sellers on Etsy, Shopify, and Amazon. The roll views work for showing product packaging and bulk presentation, while the laptop-applied view demonstrates real-world placement. Compatible with Printful, Printify, and other POD fulfillment platforms that offer vinyl sticker and decal products. The multiple angles support complete product listing image sets for marketplace requirements.