On top of that I pasted the logo on its own layer, which was quite large, converted it to a Smart Object, then used a Distort Transform to match the perspective of the logo with the Window frame and reduce its size. In the example below, the store front image is the bottom layer.
This canīe anything really, as long as there is plenty of light and dark A second photograph to use as a reflection layer.A logo image with a transparent background.A photograph of a window/wall/surface with some reflections showing.Here's a rather simple way to do something similar, without any 3d effects (or any lengthy 3d rendering), simply using basic effects in Photoshop. This really impresses a (potential) client: a picture of their current store front with your new logo! You can even distort and add effects to Smart Objects, and the contents will be easy to update. Success! As you can see, this is still pretty easy to do once you understand how this works. Put your new logo in and hide or delete the old. Double click the Smart Object icon on the layer and it will open the smart object. Now let's replace our logo in our smart object and see if it updates.I also added a noise pattern to the top one to make it a bit more realistic. It's important that you duplicate, so the logo is updated everywhere when you replace the smart object contents. If you want to put your logo in other places, duplicate your layer.I added a white logo, so for the window I added a layer style (black overlay color). Add your logo (as pixels!) and turn it into a smart object ( right click > Convert to Smart Object_ or Layer > Smart Objects > Convert to Smart Object).In the example I just painted over the window, and used the healing brush on the store top and the sign.
Prepare the place you want to put your logo.Find a good photo of a shop front, an office wall, any setting you want to see your logo in.The not so easy but still pretty easy method
So all you need to do is drag in your logo and it'll fit it to a product automagically. This software has a bunch of 3D scenes and models built-in, combined with their displacement maps. Some examples of (free and paid) mockup resources:Īdobe has recently released Dimension for example. By replacing the logo inside the smart object with your own, you can easily preview your logo in a realistic setting. These are usually Photoshop files which have the logo embedded in a smart object. There are a lot of (free) mockups like this available online.
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