Blanket mockup generator for throw blanket listings

A blanket is a large soft object, and shoppers want to see the whole pattern and how it drapes before they pay. A single flat lay of the full blanket is the most direct way to show the pattern at its true proportions, and it is usually the first image buyers look at. Lifestyle shots with the blanket on a sofa support it but do not replace it.

This category has one blanket scene, a white blanket in a flat lay. That is enough to produce the pattern view for every design in a catalog, and the sections below cover the print specs that decide whether the real blanket looks like the mockup.

Printify's blanket page says blankets print at 120 to 150 DPI instead of the standard 300 DPI, and it asks for JPEG or PNG files at the largest size available. That is different from posters and canvases, where 300 DPI is the usual advice, so do not assume a canvas file spec applies.

Printful's blanket page lists sublimation all-over-print blankets in three sizes and two fabric families, Sherpa and Plush fleece, and a separate embroidered Premium Sherpa blanket in a single 50 x 60 inch size. Printful does not cap the number of images, so a patchwork or collage layout is possible. Look up the current size chart and pixel guidance on the product page, since the dimensions differ by size and fabric.

The lower DPI changes the arithmetic. At 120 DPI a 60 x 80 inch blanket works out to 7200 x 9600 pixels, and at 150 DPI it is 9000 x 12000. Those are calculations from Printify's stated range rather than published canvas sizes, so use them as a planning figure and confirm against the product page before exporting.

Printify gives specific advice here. A 60 x 80 inch blanket is seen from across a room, so bold shapes, large text, and high contrast read better than fine lines and small lettering. It also warns that on some blankets any white or transparent areas in the design remain unprinted, leaving the fabric fibers visible.

The practical result is that a design with a white background may print with the blanket's own base color showing instead of white. If you want a specific background, fill it with color in the file. Printify also notes that colors can look different on fabric than on a screen, so it recommends ordering a sample before you commit to a catalog.

Because of the white-area behavior, check how the mockup and the product page describe the base color. The mockup scene shows a white blanket, so a design with deliberate white regions looks different from a design that is filled edge to edge.

The White Blanket — Flat Lay scene shows the blanket from above on a plain surface. Use it for all-over patterns, such as botanical repeats, geometric designs, and large lettering. Because the view is straight on, the pattern keeps its proportions, which makes it a reliable image for comparing designs side by side.

Designs with strong contrast and large shapes carry best in this view, in line with Printify's advice about viewing distance. Fine line work, like the botanical sample design, shows the texture of the line but loses detail at thumbnail size, which is a useful warning before you print it.

Upload up to 50 designs as PNG, JPEG, or WebP files of up to 20 MB each, tick the blanket scene alongside any other product scenes, and generate. You receive one ZIP with every render, so a whole seasonal collection can be reviewed in one folder.

The three sample designs, which you can run after signing in with Try with a sample design, are shown in the gallery above. Use them to see how line art, a badge, and lettering behave on the blanket before you upload your own.

For cost, Free is watermarked and limited to 512 px on the longest side. Pro is a flat $15 / month or $99 / year, removes the watermark, and renders at full resolution, with nothing metered per image.

On Etsy, the listing image requirements permit stock mockups where you designed the artwork and a production partner does the printing. Policy details change, so read the current text before you list, especially on image counts and on personalized items. Other marketplaces set their own rules on main images.

A mockup is a presentation image. Keep the pattern scale honest, and make sure the listing states the real size and fabric so the flat lay does not suggest a size that you do not sell.