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Puff Studio

Turn a puff print photo into a realistic 3D puff PNG for your own mockups.

  • Upload a Printify mockup or a flat design
  • Get an upscaled, raised puff print on a transparent background
  • Puff, shiny puff, metallic and glitter finishes
  • Free when you join my email list, and your settings save
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Made by Cassiy Johnson

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1 · Find the print

Upload a photo and the print is found automatically.

Not quite right?
Pick up

Slide right if parts of the print are missing, left if it grabs bits of shirt.

Or click the ink on your photo to pick its exact color, and drag a box around the print to ignore everything else.

2 · Finish

3 · Ink color

Printify puff colors

4 · Look

Puff height
Edge roundness
Foam texture
Shadow
Light from

5 · Download size

Width of the downloaded PNG. 3000 px is plenty for mockups; 4500 px matches a full Printify print area.

Your photo

Drag a box around the print to ignore everything else. Click the print to pick its exact color.

Puff print

Rendering…

Transparent PNG with a soft shadow built in. Drop it onto any blank shirt photo for your mockup.

Getting realistic results

  1. Screenshot your design in Printify's editor, where you add the text, rather than the finished mockup. The mockup bends straight text into a curve and redraws thin strokes as shading. Zoom in so the design fills most of the screenshot.
  2. The dashed print-area box and the collar line in the editor are ignored automatically. If something else sneaks in, drag a box around just the print, or click the ink to pick its color.
  3. Have the original design PNG with a transparent background? Upload that for the cleanest edges at 4500 px.
  4. Match the light direction to your blank mockup photo so the highlights and shadow fall the same way.
  5. In Photoshop, Canva or Photopea, place the PNG on the blank shirt and set it to Multiply at 85 to 95% on light shirts if you want fabric folds to show through.

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