What kinds of design resources are available on Psdly?

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Psdly (psdly.co.uk) is a design resource site that covers both static graphic assets and motion/3D content, plus paid creative courses. Based on the site's own description, you can find mockups, PSD files, fonts, presets, templates, effects, 3D models, After Effects plugins, and creative courses. The catalog is organized around "premium" resources, and the site also surfaces VIP templates and an unlimited-downloads option, so some content sits behind a membership rather than being fully open.

Static graphic design assets

These are the core categories most graphic designers come for:

  • Mockups – presentation-ready scenes for showing logos, packaging, apparel, or print work.
  • PSD files – layered Photoshop source files you can edit.
  • Fonts – typefaces for branding, editorial, and layout work.
  • Presets – reusable settings (for example, for photo or color workflows).
  • Templates – pre-built layouts for common design tasks.
  • Effects – styles and treatments applied to images or text.

Motion, 3D, and plugin resources

Beyond flat graphics, the site lists assets aimed at video and 3D workflows:

  • After Effects plugins – tools that extend what you can do inside AE.
  • 3D models – including print-oriented files; the site's own product listing references a 3D print model in STL format (Yosh Studios – Life Size Freddy Krueger).
  • LUT packs – color-grading looks, with one listed example being an iPhone-oriented LUT pack (iCine Master Bundle + iRED Mode).

Courses and masterclasses

Psdly also carries creative education, not just assets. Named examples from the site include:

Course Focus
Luxusio Editing MasterClass + Ultimate Editing Pack Editing workflow plus a bundled asset pack
Donal Boyd – The Art of Editing Course Wildlife Wildlife photo editing
The Art of Cinematic Compositing in After Effects Compositing in After Effects

How to decide if it fits your needs

  • If you need layered source files and mockups for client or portfolio work, the PSD/mockup/template categories are the most directly useful.
  • If you work in video or 3D, check the After Effects plugin, LUT, and 3D model sections rather than the static asset categories.
  • If you want structured learning, the course listings are a separate track from the downloadable assets.
  • If you plan to download heavily, note that the site promotes "unlimited downloads" and "VIP templates" as distinct offerings, which suggests access tiers exist. The available information does not specify prices or whether any resources are free, so verify current terms on the site before relying on a particular download.

A practical first step: pick the category that matches your immediate task (for example, a packaging mockup or an AE plugin), open a few listings in that category, and confirm the file format and license before committing to a membership.