Polymock

What Polymock is

Polymock is a web-based tool for making 3D product mockups and presentation visuals. It offers more than 100 curated templates across technology, apparel, print and packaging, and users can upload their own FBX, OBJ or GLTF 3D models to build a scene. The editor combines drag-and-drop controls with real-time rendering, textures, materials, lighting and post-processing. The generator can be used without creating an account.

Projects are saved automatically and synchronized to Polymock cloud servers, with cloud GPU rendering available. Polymock also describes AI processing that identifies and removes noise to produce renders faster. Image exports are available as JPG and PNG, while video exports include WebM and MP4 in any size. Video mockups can present a 360-degree product view at 60 frames per second and 4K resolution.

The free Community License costs nothing and allows unlimited renders and end products, with attribution required. Monthly Standard and Extended licenses also allow unlimited renders and end products without attribution. Standard covers one end user and up to 100K cumulative views per month; Extended allows unlimited views and end users. Polymock lists commercial licensing and video mockups. Its terms require users to be at least 18 or to have parent or legal-guardian consent.

Who it suits

Polymock suits designers, product teams and sellers who need web-based product visuals using templates or their own 3D models. The free license supports unlimited renders and end products when attribution is acceptable; teams needing more end users or views can consider the monthly license tiers.

Limits

The free Community License requires attribution. Standard is limited to one end user and 100K cumulative views per month; Extended allows unlimited end users and views.

Getting started

1. Open https://polymock.com/mockup-generator in a browser.
2. Choose a template from technology, apparel, print or packaging, or upload an FBX, OBJ or GLTF model.
3. Build the scene with the editor's rendering, texture, material, lighting and post-processing controls.
4. Export an image as JPG or PNG, or a video as WebM or MP4.
5. Choose the Community License for free use with attribution, or review the monthly Standard and Extended licenses.

Verdict

Pick Polymock for browser-based 3D product visuals, especially if you want to upload models, make video mockups or start without an account. The free license requires attribution; buyers needing multiple end users or more than 100K monthly cumulative views should look at Extended rather than Standard.