Multiple Pages Brochure Mockup
What's inside
- Applications Photoshop
- File Types PSD
- License Free (see author's terms)
- Author Pixpine
Show a product catalogue the way it will actually look: on a multiple pages brochure mockup.
Agencies and print designers tend to get the most out of files like this. Match your panel widths to the fold lines in the smart object; tri-folds have one slightly narrower panel.
Clients sign off faster when they can picture the finished piece, and a flat PDF rarely does that as well as a photo of the brochure. For a complete brand board, show it next to a business card and a notebook.
Credit goes to Pixpine. We link to their download page rather than re-uploading the file, so check their terms there before commercial use.
Multiple Pages Brochure Mockup: editable parts
The PSD is layered, so you can change:
- Your design, placed through the smart object
- Shadows and highlights on their own layers
- Paper or background colour
How to use the Multiple Pages Brochure Mockup
- Set up the design flat at the real print size and keep text inside a safe margin.
- Open the PSD in Photoshop and find the smart object layer, usually named “Your Design” or “Place Here”.
- Drop your artwork in, fit it to the canvas, save and close. The mockup updates by itself.
- Export with File › Export › Export As: JPG for sharing, PNG for the web.
Another tip: if the paper has texture, drop the opacity of your art by a few percent so the grain shows through.
Best uses for this Multiple Pages Brochure Mockup
- Make two or three colour versions of a product catalogue and let the client pick.
- Share a company profile on Instagram, Behance or Dribbble with a real-looking preview.
- Present a tri-fold brochure in a client proposal or brand guide.
Quick notes on this mockup
- Made by Pixpine. The download size and format are listed on their page.
- The preview shows the angle, background and lighting you’ll get.
- Check the smart object size before you design, so your artwork fits without stretching.
- Check the licence on the author’s page. Personal and commercial terms differ from file to file.
Need a different angle? The brochure mockups category has plenty more free PSD files.
Questions about this mockup
Is it free for commercial use?
Pixpine 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.
Will my artwork look printed or pasted on?
Most print mockups keep the paper texture and lighting on separate layers above your design, so it takes on the grain and shadows. If it still looks too clean, lower the opacity of your artwork a little.
Why does the download open another website?
We list free files from designers around the web and link to the original page, so Pixpine gets the visit and you get the file exactly as they published it.
