Burger Box Stack Mockup

For Fast Food Restaurants and Burger Chains

Your burger boxes leave the kitchen in stacks. Delivery drivers carry them stacked in bags. Catering orders line them up in rows. This mockup shows you what that actually looks like with your brand on every box, which is the real-world test that single-box mockups skip entirely. Use the exported image for delivery app listings where showing a stack of branded boxes communicates a full meal or group order. Include it in catering proposals where the visual of multiple branded boxes signals professionalism and capacity. Post it on social media where the stacked composition creates a more dynamic and eye-catching image than a single box sitting flat on a surface.

For Packaging Designers

Presenting a packaging design on a single box tells half the story. The other half is what happens when that design repeats across five or ten boxes stacked together on a counter, in a delivery bag, or at a catering table. This mockup lets you show clients the full story by demonstrating how the design scales through repetition. You can identify whether the logo placement creates a pleasing vertical rhythm when stacked, whether the color palette intensifies or washes out at volume, and whether the overall brand impression grows stronger or more cluttered with each additional box. That insight is valuable because it catches problems before production and builds client confidence in the design direction.

For Marketing Teams at Restaurant Brands

Campaign visuals that show multiple products communicate popularity and demand. A stack of branded burger boxes suggests a busy restaurant, a large order, or a celebration worth catering. That psychological signal makes the image more compelling for advertising than a single box, which looks like a sample rather than a story. Use this mockup for social media posts promoting group meals, delivery promotions, and catering services. The stacked composition also works well for brand story content where you want to convey growth, volume, and the energy of a restaurant that is producing at scale.

For Delivery Platforms and Food Aggregators

Marketing content for delivery apps and food aggregator platforms needs to show packaging in the context that delivery customers expect: multiple items, stacked and ready to go. This mockup provides that visual without requiring a photoshoot, letting you customize the box branding for featured restaurant partners and use the exported image across app banners, promotional emails, and social media campaigns that highlight restaurant partnerships and delivery options.

Technical Workflow

Open the PSD file in Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 or newer, or upload it to Photopea in your browser. Locate the smart object layers for the burger boxes. Double-click each smart object to open the design canvas, place your artwork, and save. The main scene updates automatically with accurate paper texture and lighting across every box in the stack. Use the adjustment layers to fine-tune overall brightness, contrast, and color balance. Export the final image as a JPEG or PNG at the resolution your project requires.

What file format is the mockup in?

The file is in PSD format, which is the native format for Adobe Photoshop. PSD preserves all layers, smart objects, and adjustment settings. You can also open the file in Photopea, a free browser-based editor that supports smart object editing.

What is the resolution and file size?

The file measures 6000x4000 pixels at 300 DPI in RGB color mode. The download size is 172.68 MB. This resolution supports both high-quality print materials and digital marketing assets.

Can I put different designs on each box?

The smart object structure lets you apply your brand design across the boxes in the stack. Depending on the layer setup, you can apply a uniform design across all boxes for brand consistency, or customize individual boxes to show different menu items, seasonal packaging, or limited-edition designs within the same stack.

Why show boxes stacked instead of a single box?

A stack communicates volume, demand, and real-world usage. Customers encounter burger boxes in stacks when they order for groups, receive deliveries, or attend catered events. Showing the packaging in that context makes the design evaluation more realistic and the marketing visual more compelling. The repetition also tests whether the brand design builds visual momentum or loses clarity when seen at scale.

Do I need Photoshop to use this file?

The file works in Adobe Photoshop CC 2020 or any newer version. It is also compatible with Photopea, a free browser-based PSD editor that handles smart objects. Other PSD editors may open the file but might not support the smart object workflow required for placing designs onto the boxes.

Why Creatsy

Creatsy creates mockups from real product photography. This burger box stack was arranged and photographed with actual paper burger boxes under controlled studio lighting. The paper textures, fold lines, and stacking details are all captured from physical objects, producing a result that looks like a professional product photograph because it is one.