Introducing Apliiq Mockups 🚀
Apliiq is excited to announce the release of Apliiq mockups! This amazing new feature will allow you to create and sell products like never before. Apliiq mockups will help you;
- Visualize and sell premium apparel products like never before!
- Save time and energy creating new products.
- Position your brand and products as premium apparel products
How is this different from Apliiq's existing design tools?
These new mockups work in conjunction with Apliiq's design tools to help you visualize what your finish product will look like. Unlike Apliiq's design tools, Apliiq Mockups will display woven labels, embroidered patches, neck prints, and private labels. The design mode will help you add artwork, set placements, leave notes, while mockups will allow you to visualize finished products and present products in the most favorable light for sales!
Are mockups available for all products?
No, mockups aren't available for every product on the Apliiq platform. As you can imagine, it takes time, energy and resources to setup beautiful mockup images. Apliiq will continuously add new "mockup packs" to the Apliiq platform. Each mockup pack will focus on a type of product, like short sleeve t shirts, dad hats, or pullover hoodies. Over time, more and more products will have mockups available.
Which products are mockups available for?
At the time of release, Apliiq mockups will be available for t shirts, pullover hoodies, and dad hats!
Are mockup images specific to the exact product I choose?
No, mockups images are stylized to focus on the embellishment details and are developed in a way to appear consistent across many different style-variations.
For example, if you decide to switch from the Bella+Canvas 3001 to the Next Level 3600, these shirts share mockup images, so you can consistently display your shirt offerings without variations in your online store. In other words, "mockup packs" are shared across similar replacement products to ensure brand consistency.
Apliiq will not refund or remake orders because they don't match mockup images. Mockup images are styled with lighting, texture, shadows, and other creative elements. Additionally, mockups may not accurately reflect specific placements specified or agreed to during artwork approvals.