Now that you have your basic box shape, let’s add a couple of effects to polish it up. With each side, we’re going to drag around the images’ edges until the corners match up. Let’s do the same to the top and right side of the box by clicking Edit > Free Transform > Hold down the Command/Control Key > Drag. Now it looks like the front side is at an angle. Now hold down the command key for Macs or the control key for PCs, click on the middle dot on the side of the box you want to manipulate, and drag it up a bit.
Start by selecting the front side of the box by clicking Edit > Free Transform. In this step, let’s start manipulating each of the 3 sides to make our box look 3D. Do this by selecting those three layers, click on the tab called Layers > Rasterize > Layers. Rasterize your filesĪfter we’ve got all 3 files in Photoshop, we’re going to rasterize them so that they can be edited later. As each placed files appears in your document, hit Enter. Let’s place them into the document by clicking File > Place, and selecting each jpg file. The 3 files are jpg of the top, front and right side of our box. We start by placing 3 files into our Photoshop document. To prepare for the mockup, we created the foldout in Illustrator and made each side of the box into a jpg file. In this step-by-step tutorial, we’re going to show you how to make a simple 3D mockup of a box in Photoshop. Done right, mockups can enhance a design and help show clients what the design would look like if it was implemented in the real world. Making a 3D mockup to display a packaging design is a great technique that can give any designer an extra edge on their competition.
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