Enamel Pin Mockup
What's inside
- Applications Photoshop
- File Types PSD
- License Free (see author's terms)
- Author Dribbble
Show a campaign pin the way it will actually look: on an enamel pin mockup.
Good pick for illustrators, campaign teams or anyone putting together a portfolio. A small tip: use a PNG with transparency for logos so the material around them keeps its texture.
Small branded items are often the part of an identity that clients remember, so it’s worth showing them properly.
Works well for
- A campaign pin
- A button badge
- An enamel pin design
This is a free file from a designer on Dribbble. When you click download you’ll land on their page to grab it.
What you can edit in this Enamel Pin Mockup
Main things you can change in Photoshop:
- Logo or artwork, placed through the smart object
- Object colour, where included
- Background colour
How to edit this Enamel Pin Mockup in Photoshop
- Simplify the design a little; fine details get lost on small objects.
- In the Layers panel, find the layer with the small smart object icon and double-click it.
- Place your design, hide the sample artwork, save, and go back to the main file.
- Change the background colour at the bottom of the layer stack.
- Save a JPG for clients and social media, and keep the PSD for later changes.
Worth remembering: keep your artwork simple. Small objects shrink details quickly, so a bold mark reads better than fine lines.
Where the Enamel Pin Mockup works best
- Present an enamel pin design in a client proposal or brand guide.
- Show a button badge to a client before it goes to print or production.
- Show a campaign pin on your online shop or product page.
Good to know
- Made by a designer on Dribbble. The download size and format are listed on their page.
- Check the licence on the author’s page. Personal and commercial terms differ from file to file.
- The preview shows the angle, background and lighting you’ll get.
Need a different angle? The pin button badge mockups category has plenty more free PSD files.
Questions about this mockup
Is it free for commercial use?
A designer on Dribbble sets the licence, and it can differ from file to file. Many free files allow personal and commercial use, but some are personal-only or ask for credit. Read the terms on the download page before a paid project.
How do I add my design?
Open the file in Photoshop, double-click the smart object thumbnail, paste or place your artwork in the new tab, save it (Ctrl/Cmd + S) and close. The main file updates on its own.
Which Photoshop version do I need?
A recent Photoshop CC version is best. Older versions can open the file but sometimes have trouble with smart objects and effects.
Can I change the background?
Most object mockups have a background colour or image layer at the bottom of the stack that you can swap.
