How to Browse Free Mockups and Premium Categories on GraphicsFuel

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GraphicsFuel organizes its downloads into two main paths: free resources (surfaced on the homepage, including a "Popular free mockups" section) and premium resources (grouped under a Premium category with subcategories for Mockups, Icons, Effects, Vectors, Graphics, Logos, and Textures). To find a specific resource type, start from the Premium category page and drill into the matching subcategory rather than scrolling the homepage.

Browsing free mockups

Free mockups are surfaced directly on the homepage under the "Popular free mockups" heading. This is the fastest entry point if you want to sample the style and quality of GraphicsFuel's PSD mockups before considering a paid option.

  • The homepage highlights a rotating or curated set of free mockups (for example, a "Sachet Box Mockup PSD — 6 Scenes").
  • Free downloads sit alongside the site's broader free library of icons, vectors, and graphics.
  • If a free mockup isn't on the homepage, check the general mockup listings — free items are mixed into the same category structure as premium ones.

Navigating the Premium categories

Premium content is grouped under a single Premium hub, then split by asset type. Each subcategory page has a "Browse" entry that opens the full listing for that type.

Subcategory What you'll find
Mockups Device, packaging, and branding PSD mockups
Icons (Premium) Paid icon sets
Effects Design effects and overlays
Vectors (Premium) Paid vector assets
Graphics General premium graphics
Logos Logo templates and assets
Textures Texture packs

The Premium hub also links to "Browse All Premium Mockups →" for a single combined view of every paid mockup.

Choosing between free and premium

The membership page frames the paid option as "One membership. Every file. Forever licensed." with two price points shown: $19 and $79. The site describes premium downloads as carrying a full commercial license, and its resources are described as "handcrafted PSD mockups since 2010."

  • Free downloads — best if you need a single asset, want to test quality, or your project doesn't require the premium license terms.
  • Premium membership — best if you need ongoing access across multiple categories (mockups, icons, vectors, textures, logos) and want the commercial license that comes with premium files.

For the specific differences between the $19 and $79 tiers, check the membership page directly, since the pricing signals here only confirm the two price points and the "forever licensed" framing — not what separates them.

Quick path summary

  1. Want free mockups fast → homepage → "Popular free mockups."
  2. Want a specific premium asset type → Premium category → matching subcategory (Mockups, Icons, Effects, Vectors, Graphics, Logos, Textures) → "Browse."
  3. Want all premium mockups in one list → Premium → "Browse All Premium Mockups →."
  4. Deciding on membership → compare the $19 and $79 options on the membership page against how many categories you actually need.