How to put your logo on any product image

In this tutorial, we will show you how to place your logo on an image of any product and create a brand-able product presentation. You do not need to download any software e.g. Photoshop - logo will be mapped directly in your browser. You can follow this guide in both, the video and text format.

Author: Mockover

Updated: February 10, 2022

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Placing logos on anything

Follow this guide to find out how you can add your logo to products and create a brand-able presentation. Before jumping into the details, let's cover the requirements and learning outcomes.

Requirements

  • Web Browser
  • Brand logo
  • Product image

Learning Outcome

  • To map the logo onto the product, online.

Other

  • Duration: 5 minutes
  • Difficulty level: Easy
  • Software download required: No

This guide will create only a merged image that can be used for online presentations and product images. I'd suggest to check out other guides if you wish to physically print the logo on products.

Why add your logo to products

There are multiple reasons why you would want your logo displayed on products. Most popular are:

Advertising

The most obvious reason for adding your logotype to your products is free advertising. People who use your branded items promote it to everyone who sees your product.

Brand protection

Especially if you are selling online, you should be protecting your brand by including your logo, which acts like a watermark. It's much more work for someone to remove your logo than to just insert their own logo into the product.

Better presentation

Professional looking logo can add an element of luxury to the product.

Which products can I put my logo on?

Our editor is designed for multiple use-cases. In short, you can put your logo on anything. You are only limited by your imagination.

Some common use-cases include:

  • Adding a logo to clothing items that can crease e.g. t-shirts, hoodies
  • Placing logos on packaging oriented in 3D space
  • Putting your logo on merchandise such as mugs and other smooth objects

Step by step guide

In just 4 steps, I will teach you how to insert your logo into any item. The resulted product, with projected logo can be used to present your item to your buyers!

0. Load the Editor

Go to the logo projection tool and press the CTA button to load the editor. We will be using this online tool for logo projection.

To summarize all steps visually, please see the image below. Summary of steps to project a logo

1. Upload the photo of your product

Start by finding a suitable product image that you would like to put your logo on. In our example, we picked a simple white packaging box. Feel free to select any other item. Our versatile editor works on all items.

You can browse Unsplash to find a suitable product image.

Unsplash listed products

2. Create and edit the logo placeholder

Depending on the product type, you will select a different type of placeholder and customize it. For example, for flat surfaces such as boxes, a linear warp will do the job. Thus, let's select the linear warp setting and drag the corners of the placeholder to match the 3D perspective of the box.

Logo projection onto packaging box

If you are mapping on complex 3D products, you might want to use 3D mesh warp placeholder.

3. Upload your logo

Once you have defined the placeholder you should upload the custom content to map. In our case, it's a brand logotype. Press the upload image placeholder button and select your logo file.

4. Download the result

Click the download button to finalize your logo projection and export the result in .png format that you can use to showcase your products online.

Here is an example of what our own, Mockover logo looks like. Mockover logo printed on a white packaging box

Summary

By now, you should feel comfortable about using our online logo projection tool to map your logo onto any product image on the internet.

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Good luck in your journey!