🖼️ Mockups Resources for Graphic, UI/UX and Product Designers

🖼️ Mockups Resources Overview

There’s that moment, right before you present the work, where you realize… the design itself isn’t enough.

You need to show the idea in context—how it lives on a screen, wraps around a package, or sits quietly on a business card. That’s where mockups matter. And not just for aesthetics. They help people feel the design. They close the imagination gap.

This Mockups category on UIUXshowcase.com is built exactly for that moment.

It’s a handpicked library of high-quality, easy-to-use mockups for graphic designers, web designers, UI/UX folks, and product teams who care how their work shows up in the world. Whether it’s a pitch deck, a brand book, or a portfolio case study, these mockups help you present your ideas in a way that makes sense—visually and emotionally.

From minimal iPhone frames to textured coffee cups, browser windows to billboard signage—it’s all here. Some are editable in Photoshop, others in Figma. A few are free. Some are well worth the price.

🧰 What You’ll Find in the Mockups Resources Library

📱 Device Mockups (iPhones, iMacs, Windows Screens)
UI screens always feel more complete inside a frame. These mockups help you visualize mobile apps, responsive layouts, or software dashboards in realistic contexts—clean, not distracting.

🧢 Product & Apparel Mockups (T-Shirts, Cups, Packaging)
For branding projects that extend beyond the screen, these mockups help bridge the physical and digital. They’re great for brand books, case studies, or social media previews.

📦 Packaging & Stationery Sets
Sometimes the smallest details—like a folded box, a business card, or a printed envelope—bring a brand identity to life. These mockups let you show that without booking a photo shoot.

🖥️ Browser & App Window Frames
Designing a landing page? A SaaS dashboard? These browser mockups let your work stand on its own while providing just enough structure to feel grounded.

🪧 Outdoor, Print & Billboard Presentations
For big visual moments—or just high-impact storytelling—these mockups showcase how a brand can live out in the real world. Useful for campaigns, concept decks, or just making your work feel bigger.

🙋 Why This Category Exists – Mockups Resources

Because how you show the work is part of the work.

And because designers—especially when working solo—don’t always have the time, tools, or budget to create photorealistic scenes from scratch.

This library isn’t about fluff. It’s about presenting your work clearly, confidently, and with just the right level of polish.
Whether you’re designing for mobile, for print, or for clients who need to see it to believe it—these mockups help get you there.

They don’t make the work better. But they help it land.

💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Are these mockups free to use?
Many are free. Others are paid or require attribution. We always list license info clearly so you’re not left guessing.

2. Do I need Photoshop for these?
Some mockups are PSD-based, especially those with smart objects and photo-real scenes. But we’ve also included Figma-based mockups for designers who work in-browser.

3. Can I use these mockups in commercial projects?
Yes—where licensing allows. Most are safe for client work, presentations, and portfolios. Always check the source just to be sure.

4. Are these editable or static?
Nearly all are editable. Whether it’s changing screen content, swapping out logos, or adjusting colors—these mockups are made to work with you, not against you.

5. Are the mockups organized by category?
Yes. You’ll find filters for device type, medium (screen vs. print), format (Figma/PSD), and more.

6. Can I use these for portfolio case studies?
Definitely. That’s one of the most common use cases. These mockups help show your work in action, not just as flat files.

7. Will these work in social media posts or pitch decks?
Absolutely. We included a few mockups specifically designed for those formats—clean layouts, bold scenes, and mobile-first framing.

8. Can I suggest a mockup or collection to be added here?
Yes, please. If you’ve created or used something you love—and it’s genuinely helpful for other designers—we’d love to check it out.

9. How often do you update this library?
Regularly, but not aggressively. We add new mockups as we find (or test) them. Always with an eye for usability and relevance—not just aesthetics.