This is a free black foam trucker hat mockup featuring real photography and a real person model. The hat is the Otto cap from Printify in the colors black and white.

Here’s a new one to add to my growing collection of free real photo mockups! If you’ve come from Etsy, you will know I sell my mockups there, but if I do a photoshoot, I like to include a free one to add to my website too. That way, you can get to know my mockups and style and try before you buy :). If there are specific mockups you are looking for, feel free to let me know in the comments or send me an email!
I like to match my mockups so they match the sizes and placements that Printify requires. This is so it will match as closely as possible what your customers will get!
If you’ve not used a file like this before, I’ve got some instructions below, but don’t worry it’s really easy! You can use Photoshop, or the free online Photopea.
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What’s included
- One PSD file 300 DPI
- Real photo taken on my Nikon z5 camera!
- Smart object layer so you can just drop in your design!
- Compatible with Photoshop and Photopea
- Free for personal and commercial use, including Etsy and print-on-demand shops

How to use it in Photoshop
- Open the PSD in Photoshop (File > Open)
- Find the layer labeled “Your Design Here” in the Layers panel
- Double-click the smart object thumbnail to open the design canvas in a new tab
- Drop your design in, fill the canvas, and save with Cmd/Ctrl + S
- Go back to the mockup tab and export with File > Export > Export As
If you already have a different sized file from a print-on-demand supplier, just drop it into the smart object and scale it up or down to fit the canvas.
New to smart objects or need a walkthrough with screenshots? Here’s my full guide: How to Use PSD mockups
How to use it in Photopea
Don’t have Photoshop? Photopea is a free browser-based editor that opens PSDs and supports smart objects, which means this mockup works there too.
The quick version:
- Go to photopea.com and open the PSD (File > Open)
- Double-click the “Your Design Here” smart object layer
- Drop your design into the canvas and save with Ctrl + S
- Export from the mockup tab with File > Export As > JPG or PNG
Same rule for full wrap files: drop them in and scale to fit the smart object canvas.
Want the full walkthrough with screenshots? Here’s my complete guide: How to Use Photopea for PSD mockups

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