Leather Calendar with Folder and B-card Mockup

Frequently asked questions

What do I get when I buy this stationery mockup?

The download is a single layered PSD of an overhead branding flat-lay - a leather calendar, a folder, a business card, a pen, a pencil, clips, pins, sticky notes, and a sticker - sized 5300 x 4400 px at 300 dpi, along with a JPG of the scene. The design areas are smart objects, and the props, colors, and background sit on organized, clearly named layers. Unzipped, the file is around 314 MB on Windows and 330 MB on Mac.

Which parts can I actually edit?

Most of the set is editable. The calendar cover, folder, business card, sticky notes, sticker, and pen each take your own design through a smart object. The background, clips, pins, paper planes, and pencil change color, and the objects are movable, so you can rearrange the flat-lay. In short, you control the branding on the main pieces, the color of the props and background, and the position of everything.

Do I need Photoshop, or does it work in Photopea?

The PSD opens in Adobe Photoshop from CC2020 onward, and it also opens in Photopea, the free browser-based editor. Photopea handles the smart objects the same way Photoshop does, so you can place your designs and export a finished image without paying for software. Keep the smart objects unflattened, since those layers are what carry your artwork onto the calendar, folder, and card.

How do I put my design on the calendar and card?

Double-click the smart object for the piece you want, for example the leather calendar or the business card. It opens as its own canvas where you place or paste your logo or layout and line it up with the guide. Save that canvas with Ctrl or Cmd + S, and back in the main file your design sits on the item with the scene's shadows and texture over it. Repeat for each piece you want to brand.

Can I change the background color?

Yes, the background is set up to change both color and design, so you can match it to a brand palette or drop in a surface of your own. Because the props and their shadows sit on separate layers, the pieces still read naturally against whatever background you choose. That makes it easy to produce the same kit in several brand colors from one file.

Can I move or remove pieces from the layout?

The objects are movable, so you can slide a piece to the front, spread the layout out, or tuck items closer for a tighter crop. The clips on the folder are set up to be removable as well. That flexibility lets you feature the calendar in one export and the business card in another, all from the same scene.

Are the designs shown in the previews included?

The branding on the pieces in the preview images is placeholder artwork, there to show how a real identity looks across the kit. It is display material rather than a licensed asset, and you replace it with your own. Whatever you place into the smart objects is yours to use.

Do the branded pieces look realistic?

Once your artwork is inside a smart object, the mockup lays the scene's shadows, highlights, and surface texture back over it, so a logo on the leather calendar picks up the grain and a card design sits flat with a soft shadow. It reads as a photographed sample rather than a flat paste-in. For the cleanest result, use vector or high-resolution artwork and keep it at 300 dpi so edges and small type stay sharp.

Can I produce several brand versions from one file?

Yes, and it is one of the main reasons to use a full-kit mockup. Because the designs live in smart objects and the colors sit on their own layers, you can brand the set once, export it, then swap the logo, recolor the background, and export a second and third version for different clients or concepts. Each export keeps the same lighting and staging, so a set of options looks consistent side by side.

What size is the file, and is it good for print?

The canvas is 5300 x 4400 px at 300 dpi, which is large enough to use at full size for a printed portfolio, a pitch deck, or a poster, and easy to scale down for a web listing or a social post. Keep your artwork at 300 dpi so logos and small type stay crisp when you export.

Can I use this mockup commercially and for client work?

Yes, it is sold for commercial use, with a Standard license for regular projects and an Extended license for higher-volume or resale work - the license options and current prices are shown on this page. That covers client presentations, portfolio pieces, product listings, and ads for your own brand or a client's. What the license does not allow is reselling or sharing the mockup file itself. For a specific case, check the license details on the page before buying.