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Sauce Bottle Mockup Set

Creatsy in Mockups / Food & Beverage Packaging
ID: 2073125205 | Updated: Nov 4, 2022
Front view of three sauce bottles in different colors with editable labels, shown in a PSD mockup set with basil leaves.

Product Details

Sauce Bottle Mockup Set

A sauce range should look related without making every flavor look identical. This plastic squeeze bottle mockup set brings your condiment branding into three scenes, from an individual tilted bottle to a coordinated three-bottle presentation. The pointed nozzle caps and basil accents give label concepts a recognizable food-packaging context.

What Is Included

  • 3 layered PSD mockup files with organized layers.

  • 6000 × 4000 px landscape canvases at 300 DPI.

  • 3 JPG previews and a PDF guide, 7 files in total.

  • Single-bottle and grouped compositions for a consistent presentation.

Explore Label Shapes Across a Sauce Range

Adjust colors and artwork, try different label sizes and shapes, and remove the basil when you want a cleaner composition. Compare a compact label with a larger wrap-style treatment before deciding how much of the bottle your branding should cover.

Easy Smart Object Editing

Open a PSD in Adobe Photoshop CS6 or newer, or Photopea. Replace the artwork inside the relevant Smart Object, save that object, then review the design in the scene. Use the color layers to develop coordinated variations without rebuilding the presentation.

Perfect For

  • Hot sauce, barbecue sauce and dressing label concepts.

  • Restaurant condiment branding and specialty-food ranges.

  • Packaging portfolios, client approvals and launch visuals.

This is a digital mockup product, not physical packaging. The sample artwork and patterns shown in the previews are not included.

File details

Compatibility
PhotopeaAdobe Photoshop
Package size
1.04 GB1.04 GB|1.12 GB1.12 GB
Files type
.psd, .jpg, .pdf
Files size
6000x4000
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Make Each Flavor Recognizable at a Glance

A useful range test is to keep the brand mark in the same position while changing one flavor cue, such as the accent color or ingredient illustration. In the grouped scene, check whether each bottle is distinguishable when the image is reduced to a small catalog thumbnail. If the flavor names disappear, simplify the hierarchy before adding decoration.

Who Is It For?

Packaging designers, food-brand studios, restaurant branding teams and independent sauce makers can use these scenes to explain a label direction clearly. The set is particularly suited to a small condiment family that needs both individual product images and a shared range visual.

Balance the Label with the Bottle

A smaller label lets more of the bottle remain visible; a larger label gives typography and illustration more room. Try both with the same artwork and compare the result. Keep important words away from the curved edges, where the viewing angle can make them harder to read. The basil can support a culinary mood or be removed for a more neutral presentation.

Review the Concept Before Printing

Use the mockup to discuss label coverage, color relationships and front-facing information. It is not a production dieline or a color proof. Confirm the actual bottle measurements, label dimensions, bleed and print results separately with your packaging supplier.

Build a Clear Client Presentation

Lead with the three-bottle range, follow with an individual scene, then show a closer crop of the chosen label. Keeping the artwork and color treatment consistent across these views helps the client focus on the design rather than changes in presentation.

Build a Complete Collection

Extend a pantry branding project with Olive Oil Bottle Mockup Set, or show a complementary serving context with Noissue Food Safe Paper Mockup (french fries). Explore Food & Beverage Packaging for other containers and food-service formats. Related products are available separately.

File Specifications

3 layered PSD mockups, 6000 × 4000 px at 300 DPI per PSD, plus 3 JPG previews and 1 PDF guide, 7 files total; Adobe Photoshop CS6 or newer and Photopea; Smart Object artwork editing, color changes, flexible label sizes and shapes, and removable basil.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a squeeze bottle or a jar mockup?
It depicts plastic sauce bottles with pointed nozzle caps, with both single and grouped presentations.

Can I change the label shape?
Yes. The set supports different label sizes and shapes, as well as artwork and color changes.

Can I remove the basil?
Yes. The basil is a removable scene element.

Which software can I use?
Adobe Photoshop CS6 or newer and Photopea are supported.

Are the example sauce labels included?
No. Add your own artwork to the mockup files.

Made with Creatsy Customer Credit

The customer project Uncle Juan by Steph Haber is featured in the Made with Creatsy section. Explore the studio at halfmooncreative.com. This is a customer-use example, separate from the artwork in the main product previews.

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We're a family-run studio in Katowice, Poland, making PSD mockups by hand since 2016. Everything in this shop starts in our own studio. We shoot the photography, build the 3D, and put together every Smart Object PSD ourselves - then we test it, organize the layers, and only ship it once it actually works...
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HOW IT WORKS

3 clicks. That's it.

No tutorial needed. If you can copy-paste, you can use this.

  1. 1OpenDouble-click the smart object inside the PSD - in Adobe Photoshop, or free in your browser with Photopea.
  2. 2PasteDrop in your pattern, print, or artwork. Any design, any style.
  3. 3SaveHit save and the mockup wraps it in for you - shadows, folds, and lighting included.

FROM IDEA TO IMAGE

Built for real workflows

Get the label signed off before the print run Wrap your design onto the box, pouch, or bottle and show the client exactly what ships.

See it on the product, not a swatch Drop your file into the smart object and the scene's lighting and folds wrap around it, so you judge the real thing before you commit.

Smart Objects

Edit once and you're done. Your artwork drops into a smart object and the mockup updates itself - no masking, no warping by hand.

Perfectly Organized

Named layers and folders you can actually navigate. Find what you need, change what you want, and get out fast.

Print-Ready

High-resolution files built to hold up on screen and in print. Exact size and DPI are in this product's Details above.

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