CD Mockup
CD Mockup helps you present disc, sleeve, and case artwork as a unified music release for artist stores, launch campaigns, and collector editions.
Create a MockupHow to Create a CD Mockup
Choose a CD Mockup Template
Choose a template that matches the product view and presentation you want.
Upload Your Design and Preview It
Upload your artwork, drag it onto the product, and adjust its placement while previewing the complete composition.
Generate and Export Your Mockup
Generate the final mockup, then download the image or continue to the next step in your workflow.
CD Mockup FAQs
A CD Mockup for album packaging should treat the cover, spine, back panel, disc, and inserts as one visual system. Give the front cover the strongest focal point, keep track information clearly grouped, and repeat selected colors or graphic cues so every component feels connected without carrying equal visual weight.
Place the track list on the CD back panel, visually separate from contributor details, logos, and secondary notes. Use clear grouping, dependable contrast, and enough breathing room so the track order remains understandable even when the case is shown at a reduced size.
An angled CD Mockup reveals the case depth, spine, disc placement, and the way artwork appears behind reflective surfaces. A straighter view is better for checking cover hierarchy, while a three-quarter view helps show whether the entire physical package feels convincing and coordinated.
A CD Mockup for a store page should make the cover recognizable immediately and show enough packaging context to explain the product. For a release announcement, a more expressive open-case or disc-focused composition can emphasize the physical edition without letting props overpower the artwork.
The CD label artwork should keep important type, faces, and logos away from the center opening and outer edge. Treat the hole as part of the composition, then check that the remaining shapes still feel balanced when the disc is shown alone or inside the case.
Vorla lets a CD Mockup use up to eight artwork layers, which is useful for coordinating a cover image, title, artist mark, disc label, and supporting graphics. Build only the layers the package needs, then compare their scale and hierarchy across the visible surfaces before generating.
Yes. Free credits let you compare disc, sleeve, case, and album artwork in one release direction. Vorla's Free tier includes a watermark, while Starter, Pro, and Max plans include no watermark. Use the early composition to align the release identity before exporting clean visuals for an artist store or announcement.
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