DielineMaker mockups: studio scenes, camera settings and image export 00:00:00.000 Start with a neutral studio view Open Mockup to present the tea carton you have already designed. Start with a neutral studio scene so the object is easy to inspect. Check the front and side panels, label orientation, box proportions, and fold state before choosing a decorative background. The mockup uses the project’s structure and artwork, so changes to the design can change the rendered object. A convincing image is useful for discussing appearance, but it does not prove fit, print colour, folding tolerance, or manufacturing suitability. Keep those checks in the production workflow. 00:00:34.494 Choose a scene that supports the product Choose the Citrus daylight photo scene for a bright product presentation. The sample’s orange and botanical artwork fits this setting. Compare the scene with the neutral studio view to make sure the label remains readable and the object remains the focus. The Scene items panel identifies the main design and provides controls for adding other items. When using saved projects or additional products, check which artwork belongs to each object. The free-preview captures here visibly carry the DielineMaker watermark. Export quality, watermark treatment, and some output formats depend on the account and plan shown in the app. 00:01:10.506 Set the composition before rendering Open the scene and export controls before rendering. In this captured setup, the composition uses a four-to-three frame, camera values of twenty-five and fourteen degrees, and a space value of sixty-five percent. Treat these as starting values for this carton, not universal settings. Adjust the camera and framing so the top, base, and label have enough room. Select the output resolution and file type supported by the plan, then render a still. Inspect the downloaded file at full size for cropping, readable text, shadows, transparency where intended, and watermark treatment. For animation, use Motion and video and review the complete movement before exporting. 00:01:51.667 Inspect the exported mockup at full size This is the actual one-thousand-and-eighty by eight-hundred-and-ten-pixel PNG rendered by DielineMaker. It shows the same tea carton in the Citrus daylight scene. The clean output was generated in the documented local development preview for this tutorial; public export and watermark rules still follow the selected plan. Inspect the full-size image before sharing it, especially the small label text, object edges, shadow, and crop. Save the editable project alongside the image so you can reproduce the composition or revise the artwork later. The practice download includes both the PNG and the Foldline project.