

Double poster mockup
Free
Two posters on dirty and painted wall. Nothing fancy here… but still, your design might look convincing and real thanks to this simple and “dirty” free mockup. Enjoy! 1 PSD file B2
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Overview & Features
Two posters on a dirty, painted wall—nothing fancy, just raw urban aesthetics. But that’s the beauty of it! This simple yet gritty free mockup gives your design a convincing, real-world feel. Whether it’s for street art, music promos, or bold advertising, this textured backdrop adds character to your work. Just paste your design and enjoy the effortlessly authentic look! Additional info: Size: B2 For private & comercial purpose Exlusive for Mockup`s Design Easy to use and edit 1 photo mockup @media only screen and (min-width: 0px) and (min-height: 0px) { div[id^="bsa-zone_1689944053785-8_12345
This high-resolution poster mockup template is professionally crafted to present your brand identity, packaging designs, and artwork with realistic lighting and texture details. Perfect for client presentations, agency portfolios, and e-commerce listings.
Technical Specifications
| File Format | Layered Photoshop PSD |
| Editability | Smart Object Layers |
| Resolution | 4000 × 3000 px (300 DPI) |
| Color Mode | RGB Color |
| Software Required | Adobe Photoshop CS6 or CC |
| License | Free for Personal & Commercial Use |
How to Edit This PSD Mockup
- 1Download and extract the .zip archive using the download link.
- 2Open the extracted .psd file in Adobe Photoshop CS6 or higher.
- 3Locate the Smart Object layer (labeled "Your Design Here" or "Place Design") in the Layers Panel.
- 4Double-click the Smart Object thumbnail to open the .psb artwork canvas tab.
- 5Paste your graphic, scale to fit, save (Ctrl+S / Cmd+S), and close the tab to update the mockup render.
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