Attach your artwork and the model prints it onto the hoodie with the right fold, drape and shadow.
Hoodies are the hardest garment to mock up convincingly. The fabric is thick, the front pocket breaks the print area, the hood casts a shadow across the upper chest, and the drawcords sit right where most artwork goes. Flat template mockups ignore all of that, which is why they look pasted on.
Uploading a real photo of someone wearing the hoodie alongside your artwork lets the model handle it properly. It bends the print over the heavy fleece folds, dims the part that falls under the hood shadow, and stops the artwork where the kangaroo pocket begins.
Upload the hoodie photo: Any shot of a person wearing the hoodie. A front-on chest view with the hood down gives the most usable print area.
Attach your artwork: Add the design as a reference image. A transparent PNG keeps a white box from travelling with it onto the fleece.
Describe the placement: 'Print this across the chest, about 25 cm wide, above the pocket seam, following the fleece folds and lighting.' Naming a width keeps the scale believable.
Handles thick fabric: The print creases with heavyweight fleece instead of lying flat like a sticker.
Respects pocket and hood: Artwork stops at the kangaroo pocket seam and dims where the hood casts shadow.
Variations are cheap: 5 credits per run, so testing chest, sleeve and back placements costs less than one studio hour.
How do I put my logo on a hoodie photo? Upload the hoodie photo, attach your logo as a reference image, and describe where it goes and how wide it should be. The editor prints it on with matching folds and lighting.
Can it do back prints and sleeve prints? Yes. Use a photo that shows the back or sleeve and say which one you mean — 'centre back, 30 cm wide' or 'left sleeve, 8 cm wide'.
Will thin lettering survive on fleece? Large, high-contrast artwork reproduces best. Lettering under about 5% of the image width can soften on textured fleece — place it larger or add it with the text tool.
Can I sell products using these mockups? Yes, there is no watermark on any plan. Make sure you hold the rights to the underlying photo.
Is it free to try? Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 24 hours — cancel anytime.