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See your logo on a real laptop

Choose your logo, pick a spot on the lid and download the picture. It is drawn on a photograph of a real laptop, in perspective, at the size a sticker on that spot is printed. Your file never leaves your browser.

1536 × 1024, no watermark. On a 14-inch lid this spot prints at 9.5 × 5.5 cm.

PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG, or drop it here. It stays in your browser and is never uploaded.

Laptop
Where on the lid

Marquee — above the logo

Scene

Put it on a real laptop

Creators sell the spots on their own laptops to brands. You pick the laptop, pay the spot’s price, and the creator prints your logo, applies it and posts the photo. Your card is only charged when they say yes.

How the mockup is made

Your logo is placed on a flat grid of the lid, the same grid a listing on this site uses, then projected onto the photo with a perspective transform. That is why a wide logo narrows towards the hinge, as it would on a real lid seen at that angle.

A logo on a plain square, white or any flat colour, has that square removed for you. The white border is the edge a die-cut vinyl sticker has once it is cut out. Turn it off for a logo printed on clear vinyl.

The sizes behind each spot

On a 14-inch lid, which is what the mockup is drawn at:

SpotPrinted size
Top row banners9.5 × 5.5 cm
Middle row squares4.5 × 4.5 cm
Bottom row strips9.5 × 4 cm
Centre, over the logo6 × 6 cm

Other lids scale with their width. The laptop sticker size guide has every size from 13 to 16 inches and a template to print.

A mockup is a picture. A sponsored lid is a placement.

A box of stickers handed out at a conference goes nowhere you can see. A sticker on a named person’s laptop goes to their office, their meetups and their videos, for a term they state up front, and they post the photo once it is on. See what brands have paid and who has bought.

Questions

Is the laptop sticker mockup free?
Yes. There is no account, no limit and no watermark. The image is drawn in your browser and your logo is never uploaded.
Can I use the mockup commercially?
Yes. Use it in decks, pitches, social posts and on your own site. The laptop photos are ours and you may use them inside the mockups you make.
What file should I use for my logo?
A PNG with a transparent background or an SVG gives the cleanest edge. A JPG on a white square works too: the tool clears the square.
Does it work for a PC laptop?
Yes. Switch to the PC laptop, which is a dark lid photographed from the same angle. The MacBook can be shown in six finishes.

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