How to make a hat mockup?
Open a cap on this page, upload your logo and place it on the front. Turn the cap to the angle you want, then render a PNG or JPG. Log in with an email code or Google to upload and render.
Every black cap mockup here opens in black, so all you add is your logo. Compare curved brim, low profile, short brim, snapback and trucker caps, and check how light or metallic artwork stands out.

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Open a cap on this page, upload your logo and place it on the front. Turn the cap to the angle you want, then render a PNG or JPG. Log in with an email code or Google to upload and render.
A hat mock-up is an image that shows a design on a hat before the hat is made. Sellers and designers use it for product pages, approvals and social posts.
Use a 3D editor like this one: pick a product, add your artwork and export the view you need. There is no need for Photoshop or a photo shoot.
A snapback cap has a structured crown, a flat or curved brim and an adjustable plastic strap at the back. Open the 6 panel snapback cap here and turn it to see the closure.
White, light gray, gold and other bright colors. Avoid very thin lines, and check the render at a small size, the way it will appear in a shop grid.
Dark caps reward contrast. These logo colors stay readable from a distance, and the brim or button can be recolored to match.

The safest choice. Thin lines and small text stay sharp.

A premium look for monograms and crests.

Bold and sporty; keep the shape simple.

A bright accent that pops on black, for tech, gaming and sports brands.
Every cap here opens in black. Pick the crown height and brim you plan to sell.

A classic baseball shape with a pre-curved brim.

A shallow crown that sits close to the head.

A compact brim for a cleaner, retro profile.

A structured six-panel crown with a snap closure at the back.

A foam front and mesh-look back with a curved brim.

The trucker shape with a straight, flat brim.
The same black looks different on a shallow crown and a tall one. Pick the profile your customers expect.

A shallow crown that sits close to the head, for small, clean logos.
A mid-height crown with a curved brim, the everyday baseball fit.
A firm front that holds its shape and keeps wide artwork straight.
An adjustable strap at the back, as on the 6 panel snapback cap.
A compact peak that keeps the crown in view in front-on shots.
A straight peak with a taller front, common on streetwear trucker caps.
Every cap on this page has one print area on the front. Other parts can be recolored for contrast.

The front of the crown above the brim. On the 6 panel snapback, check how wide artwork sits across the panels before you commit.
Brims, buttons and back panels can be colored to contrast with the black crown. Print areas are previews, not production files.
Light artwork on black can look thinner than it does on screen. Compare the flat file and the 3D cap side by side.

