Your mockups should look like yours. Upload any Photoshop file with smart objects and it becomes a render-ready template — no Photoshop installed anywhere, no generic library look.
Our engine reproduces Photoshop's placement model: the homography of the smart object's transform, the Bézier warp surface evaluated the way Photoshop evaluates it, and the same resampling choices. We prove it with an automated test suite that replays each template's original content through our pipeline and compares the result against the pixels Photoshop itself baked into the file.
RGB or grayscale (CMYK is supported experimentally), 8 or 16-bit, with embedded smart objects as the design placeholders. Warp meshes of any grid size are supported, as are layer masks and several placements of the same embedded design — they all update together from one upload.
Templates are parsed at upload into a compact cache, so every later render skips the PSD entirely — that's how renders stay around one second even for templates with 4000-pixel sources and complex warps.
Replacing the outer smart object works and covers the common wrapped-template pattern. Re-rendering chains of nested smart objects at final resolution is on the roadmap.
Layer pixels, masks, opacity, and blend modes are honored (studio-quality mode runs the full layer stack). Exotic layer styles are not re-synthesized — the same practical limitation other PSD render engines have.
Free plan, no credit card, no watermarks — your first mockup in about a minute.