Free mug mockup, on both sides
Upload your logo: it wraps around a ceramic mug like a real print and picks up its gloss. See it with the handle on the right or on the left. Free, no sign-up.
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Model
Mug color White
Print area
Print color
See it as a real photo, with ChatGPT
Your mockup becomes a staged photo, worn or set in a real scene, in your own ChatGPT. The message is already written: just paste the image.
When you click, the mockup image is copied and ChatGPT opens with the message already written: paste the image (⌘V, Ctrl+V or long press), then send.
Photo mood (optional)
By email, you also get your HD mockup with the ChatGPT link for this style.
Get my mockup in HD
Free, as an attachment, straight to your inbox.
By email, you also get your vector logo (SVG, one-color, negative), along with the mockup.
The file your printer needs
A mockup shows the result. To print sharp, the shop will ask for your logo as a vector: Depixelise prepares it for free, as SVG, HD PNG, one-color and negative versions, by email.
Vectorize my logo for free →A printed mug, one side at a time
A logo on a mug is read one side at a time. Pick “Handle on the right” or “Handle on the left”: the preview shows each side. To make sure it shows whichever hand holds the mug, print both sides, or wrap the design all the way around.
A mug is a cylinder: the logo wraps around it and its edges tighten toward the sides. A logo that is too wide disappears around the curve; the size slider shows how far it stays readable.
Four mug models, as a photo and in 3D
Pick the model: the classic 11 oz mug, the large 15 oz mug (about 440 ml), the enamel camping mug with its rim, or the conical latte mug, wider at the top than at the base. On the latte mug, the logo follows the cone: the mug gets narrower toward the base.
The “3D 360°” button spins the mug, handle included, with your logo wrapped in the same place as on the photo.
11 oz mug sizes
The 11 oz mug is the most common size: about 325 ml, 3.75 in (9.5 cm) tall and 3.2 in (8 cm) across. Its print template is about 8 in (20 cm) wide and 3.2 to 3.5 in (8 to 9 cm) high, broken by the handle. For one side, plan on about 3.2 to 3.5 in (8 to 9 cm) wide. Guides to confirm with the shop.
Sublimation and your file
Most custom mugs are printed by sublimation: with heat, the ink moves into the mug’s polyester coating and ends up under the glossy surface. It needs white or light ceramic: a black mug is usually engraved or UV printed instead.
Sublimation handles photos and gradients. You need an image at 300 dpi at actual size: 3.5 in (9 cm) wide needs about 1,060 pixels, a full wrap about 2,360 pixels. Work out my image’s print size.
Other mockups
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Before you send your logo to the printer
A mockup shows the result; it does not replace the file. To print sharp, the shop will ask for a vector file (SVG, PDF or AI) and often a one-color version. Get the free print pack.
Frequently asked questions
Is the mug mockup free?
Yes. The preview is free with no sign-up. The HD mockup is free too; it is sent by email.
Can I see both sides of the mug?
Yes. Pick “Handle on the right” or “Handle on the left”: the preview turns the mug around and puts the logo on the other side.
Can I see the mug in 3D?
Yes. Pick “3D 360°” above the preview: the mug slowly turns, with your logo and the handle on the side you chose. All four models are available in 3D.
Is my logo distorted on the mug?
It follows the curve of the cylinder, like on a real mug: the middle stays straight and the edges tighten toward the sides. That is what lets you judge the right width.
Can I make a black mug mockup?
Yes, the mug comes in white and black. On the black mug, a dark single-color logo switches to white automatically. Standard sublimation needs light ceramic: ask the shop which method it uses on a dark mug.