Fabric Swatch on Cherry Blossom Branch Mockup

Frequently asked questions

What do I get when I buy this fabric swatch mockup?

You get one layered PSD file at 5000 x 4000 px and 300 dpi, with tidy, clearly named layers and a smart object for the fabric. The package is around 112 MB. It is a digital template, so nothing physical ships and you can start editing as soon as the download finishes.

What can I change, and what stays fixed?

You can change the color and the design of the fabric swatch. The pattern goes in through a smart object, so a repeat print sits on the cloth with the weave, folds, and dappled light already over it. The cherry blossom branch and the background are fixed, which keeps one soft, spring angle while your print does the work.

How do I put my pattern on the swatch?

Double-click the fabric smart object in the layers panel. It opens as its own canvas where you place or paste your repeat pattern and line it up with the guide. Save that canvas with Ctrl or Cmd + S, and back in the main file your print appears on the swatch with the folds and light already in place. You can reopen the smart object and swap the pattern whenever you want.

Does this work in Photopea or only in Photoshop?

This file is built for Adobe Photoshop, version CC2020 or newer, and it is not made to run in Photopea. The smart object and the way the scene is layered rely on Photoshop, so for this mockup you will want the full application rather than a browser editor.

Is the floral pattern in the preview included?

No. The patterns shown are by Tashi Tsering of Tashi Studio (tashistudio.com) and are used only to demonstrate the mockup. They are not part of the download, so you bring your own patterns and place them in the smart object. What you receive is the layered PSD scene, ready for your artwork.

Will my pattern look realistic on the fabric?

Yes. The weave, the soft folds at the pinked edge, and the dappled light sit above your design as their own layers, so a flat repeat reads as if it is printed on real cloth hanging in the branches. Larger, bolder repeats show most clearly, and very fine detail softens a little where the fabric bends, which is the natural result of a printed textile.

Can I recolor the fabric as well as change the print?

Yes. Color and design are separate on the swatch, so you can set a base cloth color and then place your print on top, or tint the whole piece to a brand shade. That lets you test a light print on a dark base or a bold print on a pale base without redoing your file each time.

What season or theme is this best for?

The cherry blossom setting is built for spring, so it suits floral and botanical prints, pastel collections, and seasonal drops around Easter, Mother’s Day, and weddings. Any pattern that wants a soft, fresh, new-season mood fits the scene, while a heavy autumn or winter print will feel less at home here.

Can I use it for more than one product or listing?

Yes, the file is reusable. Load a new pattern, change the color, export, and repeat for the next design. Many designers keep one scene like this as the house style for a seasonal range, so every listing shares the same blossom setting and light and the shop reads as one considered collection.

What formats can I export for my shop?

Once your pattern is in, export from Photoshop to a standard web image such as JPG or PNG, at whatever size your platform prefers. The 300 dpi source also holds up if you need a larger, print-ready file for a lookbook or a poster. The listing includes the layered PSD, and the exports are yours to make from it.

Can I crop the image for different platforms?

Yes. The source is 5000 x 4000 px at 300 dpi, so there is room to crop to a square for a listing thumbnail, a tall frame for a pin, or a wider banner and still keep sharp detail. Export each size from the same master so your listing, social post, and portfolio image all match.

Is this a real fabric product I will receive?

No. This is a digital mockup for presenting your own patterns. The fabric, branch, and blossoms you see in the preview are a template, and nothing is shipped. What you download is the PSD you edit and export from.

Can I feature more than one print in the scene?

The scene shows a single swatch on its own smart object, so it is built to feature one print at a time in a clean, focused way. To present a range, you reuse the file for each design and let the shared blossom setting tie the set together, rather than crowding several prints into one frame.