DecoDrop
Mockup studio

Put your art in the room.

Create product images that make your artwork feel real. Your original file goes into the scene—never redrawn, never re-imagined.

Product

PosterFramed PrintCanvas

Room

Living RoomBedroomNurseryOfficeDining RoomEntryway

Interior style

ScandinavianJapandiModernBohoCoastalMid-CenturyLuxuryMinimal
Scandinavian living room with wall artAmalfi Terrace shown in a living room
Framed PrintLiving RoomScandinavian
Japandi bedroom with wall artEucalyptus Study shown in a bedroomDune Horizon shown in a bedroom
Framed PrintBedroomJapandi
Boho nursery with wall artLittle Arch shown in a nursery
PosterNurseryBoho
Mid-Century office with wall artGrand Prix No. 4 shown in a office
CanvasOfficeMid-Century
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Questions

What sellers ask about digital art mockups.

The practical answers behind resolution, ratios, rights and marketplace rules — before you publish a listing.

What is a mockup in art?
A mockup is a realistic product photo that shows your artwork as a finished item — a poster on a wall, a framed print above a sofa, a canvas in a nursery. It is not a new artwork: it is your existing file placed into a scene so a buyer can picture it in their own home.
How do I put my art into a mockup without Photoshop?
In DecoDrop you pick a product, a room and an interior style, then drop your file in. Your original artwork is composited into the frame with correct perspective and lighting — no layers, no smart objects, no Photoshop licence.
Do mockups change or redraw my artwork?
They should not. DecoDrop preserves original asset identity: the exact pixels you uploaded are placed in the scene. Nothing is re-imagined, recoloured or regenerated, so the mockup always matches the file your customer downloads.
What size and resolution should a mockup image be?
Marketplaces want roughly square, high-resolution listing images — 2000×2000 px is a safe target for Etsy and Shopify. That is separate from your print file, which should be 300 DPI at the finished print size.
Does the mockup need to be 300 DPI?
No. Mockups are screen images, so 72–144 DPI at a large pixel size is fine. The 300 DPI requirement applies to the print-ready files your buyer receives or your POD partner prints.
Which aspect ratios should I show in mockups?
Show the ratios you actually sell. For wall art that is usually 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, 5:7, 11:14, ISO A-series and 1:1. Mockup the ratio a buyer is most likely to order first, then add the others as secondary images.
How many mockups should an Etsy listing have?
Use the full slot count. A strong pattern is: one hero room scene, two or three alternative rooms or styles, one close-up showing texture or framing, and one informational image listing the included ratios and sizes.
Can I use mockups for Printify, Printful and Gelato listings?
Yes. The mockup is your listing image; the print file is what the POD partner prints. Generate the room scenes for your storefront and export the vendor-specific ratio pack — with the right bleed and safe area — for fulfilment.
Are AI-generated art mockups allowed on Etsy?
Yes, provided the listing is accurate. Etsy requires AI-assisted work to be described honestly and the shop owner to be the creator. Mockups showing your own AI-assisted artwork are standard practice — just do not imply a physical item when you are selling a digital download.
Do I need commercial rights to use a mockup scene?
Yes. Any room photo you use in a listing must be licensed for commercial use. DecoDrop's scenes are cleared for seller listings, so you can publish them without hunting down separate stock licences.