Attach your artwork and the model wraps it around the mug with the right curve and glossy highlights.
A mug is a cylinder with a glossy glaze. A real printed design foreshortens toward the edges, and the light reflections in the ceramic run straight across the artwork. Flat templates with a design dropped on top miss both.
From a real photo, the model wraps the artwork with the correct curve and lays the existing highlights over it, so it reads as printed ceramic.
Upload the mug photo: A plain mug on a table or in a hand, side-on so the print area faces the camera.
Attach your artwork: Transparent PNG lets the mug colour show through.
Run it: The pre-filled wording handles the curve and gloss — adjust the size if needed.
Real curve: The design foreshortens toward the edges like a real wrap print.
Glaze reflections: Highlights sit on top of the artwork, not under it.
Lifestyle shots: Works on mugs held in hands or styled on desks — not just white studio shots.
How do I make a mug mockup from a photo? Upload a photo of a plain mug, attach your design, and run the mug preset. Adjust the width in the prompt if you want it larger.
Does it work on coloured mugs? Yes. Use a transparent PNG so the mug colour shows through.
Can I show a wraparound design? The edit shows the side facing the camera; for a full wrap, run it on photos from two angles.
Can I use the results to sell mugs? Yes, no watermark on any plan. You need the rights to the source 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.