Free sweatshirt mockup, in photo and 3D
Your logo on a crewneck sweatshirt, front or back, on fleece that keeps its folds. Free, no sign-up.
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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.
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By email, you also get your HD mockup with the ChatGPT link for this style.
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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 →Where to put a logo on a sweatshirt
With no hood and no pocket, a crewneck has a clear front: the chest design can sit a little lower than on a hoodie. The left chest suits company logos and embroidery. The back takes a large design, and the back of the neck, just below the ribbed collar, a small signature.
Common print sizes
Usual guidelines for an adult sweatshirt: 3 to 4 in (8 to 10 cm) on the left chest, 10 to 12 in (25 to 30 cm) wide on the center chest, up to 12 in (30 cm) wide on the back, 2 to 3 in (5 to 8 cm) at the back of the neck. The ribbed collar, cuffs and waistband aren’t printed: keep the design clear of them.
Embroidery or print on a sweatshirt
Left-chest embroidery is the classic sweatshirt finish: it needs a simple design, lines that aren’t too thin and few colors. A full-chest print is usually screen printed or DTF printed from a vector file. Vectorize my logo for free.
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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 sweatshirt mockup free?
Yes. The photo and 3D previews are free with no sign-up. The HD mockup is free too; it is sent by email.
What’s the difference between the sweatshirt and hoodie mockups?
The crewneck has no hood and no pocket: its front is fully clear and it adds the back-of-neck print area. The hoodie keeps its drawstrings and kangaroo pocket in the preview.
Does the preview show embroidery?
No: it shows a printed logo that picks up the light and folds of the fabric. For embroidery, judge mainly the left-chest size and how readable the details are, since thread can’t render gradients or very thin lines.
Can I put the logo on the back of the neck?
Yes. Pick “Back of neck”: the sweatshirt turns around and the logo lands under the collar. Keep it small, usually 2 to 3 in (5 to 8 cm) wide.