Free t-shirt mockup, in photo and 3D
Upload your logo: it lands on a t-shirt, front or back, in the color you pick. 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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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 →Where to put a logo on a t-shirt
Four print areas cover most orders. The left chest takes a small, discreet logo, typical of workwear and staff shirts. The center chest carries the main design of a brand or event tee. The back takes a large design, and the back of the neck, just under the collar, a small signature. Pick “Back” or “Back of neck”: the preview turns the shirt around.
Common print sizes
Usual guidelines for an adult t-shirt, to confirm with your print shop: 3 to 4 in (8 to 10 cm) wide on the left chest, 10 to 12 in (25 to 30 cm) on the center chest, up to 12 × 16 in (30 × 40 cm) on the back, 2 to 3 in (5 to 8 cm) at the back of the neck. On youth sizes, scale down by about a quarter. The “Logo size” slider shows the effect on the fabric.
The right file to print a t-shirt
Screen printing and heat transfer vinyl call for a vector file (SVG, PDF or AI). Direct-to-garment (DTG) and DTF printing accept an image at 300 dpi at actual size: an 11 in (28 cm) wide design needs about 3,300 pixels. On a dark shirt, plan a white version of your logo. Check my image’s print size.
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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 t-shirt 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.
Can I make a front and back t-shirt mockup?
Yes. Pick “Back” or “Back of neck” in the print areas: the shirt turns around and the logo lands there, one print area at a time. In 3D, spin the t-shirt to see both sides.
What logo size should I use on a t-shirt?
Usually 3 to 4 in (8 to 10 cm) wide on the left chest and 10 to 12 in (25 to 30 cm) on the center chest for an adult shirt. The size slider helps you judge the balance on the garment.
How do I get a photo of the t-shirt being worn?
Pick a photo scene style, such as editorial street style or e-commerce studio. By email, you get the HD mockup and a prompt ready to paste into ChatGPT with the image.