What Kinds of Mockups Are Available on The Mockup Club?

The Mockup Club offers free design mockups across four main categories: paper and print items (business cards, wrinkled paper, magazines, book covers), Apple and mobile devices (iPhone X/XS/XS Max/XR, MacBook Air/Pro, iMac, iMac Pro, Pro Display XDR), apparel (T-shirts), and scene-based placements (billboards, sketchbooks, desk setups). Files come in PSD, Sketch, and vector formats, and every listed item carries a "Free Download" label.

Paper and Print Mockups

These cover physical print materials you'd typically hand out or mail:

• Stack of Business Cards Mockup — tagged Cardboard, Paper, PSD
• Wrinkled Paper Mockup — a textured paper surface for print or branding work
• 3 Magazine Mockups — tagged Magazine, Paper, Print, PSD
• Book Cover Mockup — tagged Free, Print, PSD
• Sketchbook Mockup — tagged Notebook, Paper, Photo, Print, PSD
• Urban Billboard Mockups — tagged Paper, Photo, Poster, PSD

If your project is a print deliverable — a cover, a poster, a card — this is the group to start with.

Apple and Mobile Device Mockups

The largest category on the site. Devices covered include:

Several of these are tagged Sketch or Vector in addition to PSD, so they suit both raster and vector workflows. The "Simple Customizable" and "Colorful" labels suggest the layered files are built for swapping screen content or device color.

Apparel Mockups

• T-Shirt Front and Back Mockup — tagged Textile, PSD. Useful for showing a design on both sides of a garment in one file.

Scene and Context Mockups

Some mockups place a device or object in a setting rather than isolating it:

• 3D Hands iPhone Mockup — a hand holding a phone, tagged 3D, Clay, Illustration
• iMac on Table Mockup — a desk scene, tagged Photo, Table
• MacBook Pro with Touch Bar Mockup — tagged Office
• Urban Billboard Mockups — an outdoor placement

These are the ones to pick when you need to show scale, environment, or a lifestyle context instead of a clean product shot.

Formats You'll Find

Tags across the listings point to these file types:

• PSD — the most common; appears on nearly every item
• Sketch — on the iPhone X, XR, XS/XS Max, and generic mobile mockups
• Vector — on the same mobile group
• 3D / Clay / Illustration — on the 3D Hands iPhone Mockup and Generic Mobile Device Mockup

If your toolchain is Photoshop, almost everything works. If you work in Sketch or need scalable vector assets, the mobile device mockups are the relevant subset.

How to Choose

• Print project → business cards, magazine, book cover, wrinkled paper
• App Store or product page screens → iPhone X/XS/XR or generic mobile mockup
• Web or desktop software → MacBook, iMac, or Pro Display XDR mockup
• Merch or branding → T-shirt mockup
• Out-of-home or editorial → billboard or magazine mockup
• Need a hand or desk context → 3D Hands iPhone or iMac on Table

Every item above is listed under "Best Free Mockups" with a Free Download link, so the category you pick is a question of format and scene, not access.