What Resource Categories Can I Browse on Medialoot?

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Medialoot organizes its library into six top-level categories — Mockups, Graphics, Templates, Themes, Icons, and Fonts — and each one splits into subcategories you can browse directly from the homepage menu. The site describes itself as offering "thousands of fonts, icons, graphics, templates, interfaces, and more," with both free and premium items mixed into the same catalog. Use the category menu when you already know the asset type you need; use the Free sections (Free Mockups, Free Graphics, Free Templates, Free Themes, Free Icons, Free Fonts) when budget is the deciding factor.

The six main categories and what sits under each

Category Subcategories listed on the site Typical use
Mockups Sign & Billboard, Packaging, Apple Technology, Brochure, Logo & Branding, Web & Mobile, Stationery & Paper, Fashion & Apparel, Food & Drink Placing your design into a realistic scene for presentation
Graphics Textures, Patterns, Illustrations, Brushes, Vectors, Styles & Effects, Web Elements, Mobile UI, Backgrounds, Objects Building or finishing a composition
Templates Branding, Business Card, Brochure, Flyer, Event & Invitation, Social Media, Resume, Website, Mobile, Presentation Starting from a pre-built layout instead of a blank canvas
Themes HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, WordPress, CSS Components, Mobile, Email Site and email builds that need a ready structure
Icons Line, Color, Solid, Flat Style, Realistic, Social Media, Hand-Drawn, Icon Fonts Interface and print icon sets
Fonts Serif, Sans-Serif, Decorative/Display, Script, Handwritten Type selection by letterform style

How the browsing structure actually works

Each top-level category has a "Free" counterpart in the navigation — for example, Free Mockups, Free Graphics, Free Templates, Free Themes, Free Icons, and Free Fonts. That means you can either browse everything in a category and filter by price as you go, or jump straight to the free pool.

Two other entry points sit alongside the categories:

  • Newest Items — a running feed of recent uploads. The homepage shows items such as a Photoshop Ink Stamp Live Text Effect, a Plastic Keychain Mockup, Low Poly Weather 3D Elements, Feathers Vector Patterns, and an Advertising Billboard Mockup, each listed at $5. This tells you the catalog is actively refreshed and that individual premium items can be priced per asset.
  • Trending Now — a curated collection for what other users are downloading.

There is also a Blog with tutorials, such as a Lightroom guide to a moody black photo style and a piece on creating a geometric origami effect in Photoshop. These are worth checking when you want to learn a technique before buying an asset that depends on it.

Choosing a category for a specific task

  • Presenting a logo or packaging design to a client → Mockups, then narrow to Logo & Branding or Packaging.
  • Assembling a landing page or email → Themes, then HTML/CSS, Bootstrap, WordPress, or Email.
  • Needing a quick business card or flyer → Templates, then Business Card or Flyer.
  • Filling out a UI with consistent symbols → Icons, then pick a style (Line, Solid, Flat, Realistic) so the set stays visually uniform.
  • Setting a brand's typography → Fonts, filtered by Serif, Sans-Serif, Script, or Handwritten depending on tone.

A practical note: because free and premium items share the same category pages, confirm the price label on the item page before you commit to a design direction. The site's own framing is that you can "sign up for an account and start downloading free & premium design resources in minutes," and it offers an "Unlimited Downloads" option alongside per-item pricing — so the category you browse does not by itself tell you whether an asset is free.

If you are still deciding whether an account is required and how the free/premium distinction is marked, that is covered separately; this page is only about what you can browse and where to find it.