Holographic Sticker Mockup

Upload your artwork and see it on a real holographic sticker — the foil is rendered from diffraction physics, so the sparkle glows through the ink and moves when the sticker tilts.

Holographic sticker mockups are normally a layered Photoshop file: you drop your artwork into a smart object, and a photographed foil texture sits behind it, frozen at the angle it was shot. This one renders the foil live from the same diffraction engine as the texture generator, so the prismatic sheet under your artwork actually reacts — move the cursor, or tilt a phone, and the colors sweep across the sticker the way they do in your hand.

Upload an SVG or a PNG with transparency and it is composited over the foil in linear light, before the tonemap, with the sparkle modulating the ink's brightness — which is what makes printed holographic stock look like it is glowing from underneath rather than sitting on top. Choose any of the foil stocks behind it, dial the ink opacity, and export a still PNG, a four-second light-sweep video for social, or an interactive embed you can put on a product page.

Live foil, not a photo

The sheet under your artwork is rendered from diffraction physics every frame, so it responds to the cursor and to a phone's own tilt instead of being frozen at one angle.

Ink that the foil shines through

Artwork is composited in linear light before tonemapping and the foil's sparkle modulates its brightness — the same reason real prismatic stickers look lit from behind.

Every foil to try it on

Fine glitter, confetti, flat holographic film, hex, sequins, radial and the rest, each adjustable — see the same design on every stock before you order any of it.

No Photoshop, nothing to install

Upload SVG or PNG, export a PNG, a WebM light sweep for social, or an interactive embed. It runs in the browser and your artwork stays on your device.

How to use it

  1. Upload artwork with real transparency The foil has to be visible around your design for the effect to read. An SVG is best; a PNG with a clean alpha channel is just as good. If you need to cut a background out first, the background remover can hand the cutout straight over.
  2. Pick the foil before you tune the ink The pattern behind the artwork changes how much sparkle competes with it. Fine glitter flatters detailed line work; big sequins and chunky glitter suit bold shapes. Choose the stock, then set the ink.
  3. Judge it moving, not still A holographic sticker is a moving object. Sweep the cursor across it, or open it on a phone and tilt, before deciding a design works — a layout that reads perfectly at one angle can disappear at another.
  4. Export the video, not just the image The four-second light sweep is what sells a holographic product online. A still frame cannot show the one property the buyer is paying for.

FAQ

What file should I upload?

An SVG, or a PNG with a transparent background. Transparency is what lets the foil show around and through your design; a flat rectangle will simply cover the sheet.

Does my artwork get uploaded anywhere?

No. It is rasterized and composited on your own machine, in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to save the project to your account.

Is it a real preview of what a printer will produce?

It is an honest simulation of how prismatic foil behaves, not a color proof. Use it to choose a stock and to judge how a design reads over sparkle; use your printer's proof for color.

Can I use the mockups commercially?

Yes — the mockups you export are yours, including for shop listings, pitch decks and packaging presentations.