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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Overhead Flat Lay | flat-lay-overhead | — | 0 | Yes |
| 3/4 Elevated Angle | three-quarter-elevated | — | 0 | — |
| Kitchen Lifestyle Shot | contextual-kitchen-scene | — | 0 | — |
| Close-Up Wood Grain Detail | detail-grain-texture | — | 0 | — |
| Side Profile View | side-profile-edge | — | 0 | — |
| Handle and Edge Detail | angled-handle-focus | — | 0 | — |
Standard rectangular cutting boards typically use design files at 11x15 inches or 9x12 inches at 300 DPI. The exact dimensions depend on your print provider's specifications. SudoMock's Smart Object layers accept designs at the resolution defined in the PSD template, and the rendering engine scales them to fit the placement area.
SudoMock applies Multiply blend mode during rendering, which allows the wood grain pattern visible in the template to show through your overlaid artwork. Lighter areas of your design become more transparent, letting the grain texture appear, while darker areas remain more opaque. This produces a printed-on-wood effect without manual compositing.
Yes. The rendered output is a standard image file (WebP, PNG, or JPEG) that can be uploaded directly to Printify, Printful, Etsy, Amazon, or Shopify product listings. The six available angles provide enough variety for a complete product page with hero image, detail shots, and lifestyle context.
Wooden cutting board mockups show visible wood grain through the design via Multiply blend mode, producing a natural material appearance. Glass cutting board mockups typically use Normal blend mode for a smooth, glossy surface where the design appears as a solid print. This template is a wood-style board; glass cutting board mockups are available as separate templates in the SudoMock library.
This template includes six angles: an overhead flat lay showing the full surface, a 3/4 elevated view revealing thickness and handle, a kitchen lifestyle scene on a marble counter with props, a close-up of the wood grain texture, a side profile displaying edge construction, and a handle detail shot. Each angle is a separate renderable template.
You upload your design image through the SudoMock API or the Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground. The API accepts a JSON payload specifying the design image URL and the mockup template UUID. SudoMock's rendering engine composites your design onto the board's Smart Object layer and returns the finished image. Each render costs $0.002.
Yes. The template's blank white surface accepts custom names, monograms, recipes, and graphic designs. The six-angle coverage provides enough product imagery for Etsy listing requirements. Sellers offering personalized cutting boards can use the SudoMock API to generate unique mockups for each customer order or listing variation programmatically.
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
75% of online shoppers say product photos strongly influence their purchasing decisions.
For cutting board sellers, multiple mockup angles showing the board's surface, thickness, and handle details help buyers evaluate the product before purchase. Source: E-commerce Product Photography Research (businessdasher.com, 2026).
22% of products are returned because they appear different in person than in photos.
Realistic mockups that accurately represent wood grain texture and board dimensions reduce return rates for personalized cutting board products. Source: Grabon (grabon.com, 2025).
Home decor is projected to expand at a 26.74% CAGR through 2031 in the Print-on-Demand market.
Kitchen items like custom cutting boards fall within this growth segment, making accurate product visualization increasingly important for sellers. Source: Mordor Intelligence POD Market Report (2025-2031).
“In many cases, having low-quality images is almost worse than having no images at all.”
“We render about 200 cutting board mockups a week for our Etsy shop. The wood grain showing through the design is what makes them look real to buyers, so the Multiply blend mode on these templates saves us from having to manually composite each one.”
“Cutting board mockup templates are among the most searched kitchen product resources for designers building e-commerce listings.”
“Cutting board mockups on Etsy serve both POD sellers needing product visualization and graphic designers building template libraries for clients.”
“Personalized cutting boards are a growing product category in print-on-demand, with both glass and wood substrates available for custom printing.”
“Product photography quality remains one of the most significant factors influencing online purchase decisions, with high-quality images consistently linked to higher conversion rates.”
“The home decor market continues to expand as consumers increasingly purchase personalized kitchen and living products through online channels.”
This mockup template displays a light-colored wood cutting board photographed across six distinct camera angles. The board is rectangular with rounded corners, a carved juice groove running along the interior perimeter, and a consistent pale cream-to-straw tone throughout. The wood grain is visible across all views, showing a fine, vertical pattern characteristic of maple or beech hardwood. Each angle is captured against a clean, light background that separates the board from its surroundings.
The overhead flat lay captures the board from directly above, centered in the frame. The full surface is visible, including the carved juice groove that forms a rectangular channel inside the board's edges. The wood grain appears as a uniform pattern of narrow vertical lines with occasional amber-toned knots. The surface is blank and pale, suitable as a design placement area.
The 3/4 elevated angle shows the board from approximately 45 degrees, revealing both the top surface and the board's thickness. This view includes a handle cutout near the top edge: an elongated oval opening that allows the board to be gripped or hung. The edge construction and rounded corners are clearly visible, and the juice groove reads as a shallow carved channel.
The kitchen lifestyle shot places the board on a white marble countertop with gray veining. A chef's knife with a black handle sits to the left, and a small bunch of fresh flat-leaf parsley rests behind the board. The scene is lit with soft, warm light that mimics natural window lighting. In the background, a wooden container and a dark green upholstered surface are partially visible. The board itself appears off-white with fine, horizontal grain lines.
The close-up wood grain detail is a tightly cropped top-down view showing the board's surface texture at higher magnification. The vertical wood grain is prominent, with visible growth lines, small knots, and amber streaks distributed across the surface. This angle demonstrates how the natural wood texture would interact with overlay designs when using Multiply blend mode during rendering.
The side profile view photographs the board standing upright at a slight angle. The edge thickness is clearly displayed, showing a solid slab of wood approximately 1 to 1.5 inches thick. The edges are slightly rounded and the juice groove is visible as a subtle indentation on the face. A faint reflection appears on the surface beneath the board, suggesting a glossy studio floor.
The handle and edge detail angle captures the board from above at a moderate angle, centering the handle cutout at the top. The oval handle opening is smooth and finished. The juice groove, rounded corners, and overall board proportions are all clearly documented in this final view.
This template is part of the SudoMock mockup library and is used through the SudoMock rendering API or the Dashboard Playground at sudomock.com/dashboard/playground. Designs are composited onto the board's blank surface via Smart Object layers. The wood grain texture remains visible through overlaid artwork when Multiply blend mode is applied, which creates a realistic printed-on-wood appearance. Rendering costs $0.002 per image.
This template is suitable for sellers listing personalized or custom cutting boards on platforms such as Etsy, Amazon, Shopify, Printful, and Printify. The six-angle set covers catalog needs for e-commerce product pages, social media content, and storefront listings. The blank white surface accepts designs for sublimation cutting boards, engraved cutting boards, and all-over-print glass cutting board products.