TheMark Studio

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Put your brand on any 3D product

Start with a ready-made template, or open your own 3D model file (.glb or .gltf) — or drop it anywhere on this page. Free, no account needed, and nothing is uploaded: your work stays in this browser.

  1. 1Pick a product
  2. 2Add your logo, colours and text
  3. 3Download a picture or 3D file
Start with a template

Your projects

What is TheMark Studio?

TheMark Studio is a free online tool for putting your brand on 3D products. Pick a ready-made 3D mockup — a coffee cup, a box, a drinks can, a van — or open your own 3D model. Add your logo, colours and text, then download a picture or a 3D file. It all runs in your browser: nothing to install and no account to make.

What you can make

  • 3D packaging mockups

    Boxes, mailer boxes, drinks cans, bottles, jars, coffee cups and pouches — in any size you need.

  • Vehicle wraps and fleet livery

    Box trucks, vans and ambulances, with a full wrap or your logo and phone number on both sides.

  • Signs and merch

    Shop signs, roll-up banners, flags, mugs, tote bags, water bottles, phone cases and laptops.

  • Your own 3D models

    Open any .glb or .gltf file and put your logo, text and colours on it.

  • A brand kit

    Save your logo, colours and company name once — every template opens with them already on it.

  • Free materials, fonts and lighting

    Realistic wood, metal, leather and fabric, free fonts and studio lighting, ready to use.

Questions people ask

›Is TheMark Studio free?

Yes. Everything here is free to use, also for business, and there's no sign-up.

›Do I need to install anything?

No. It works in any up-to-date browser, on a computer, a tablet or a phone.

›Are my files uploaded?

No. Your projects and files are saved in this browser only. To keep a copy safe, or to carry on on another computer, download a backup (.themark) from the Download panel.

›Which 3D files can I open?

3D model files in .glb or .gltf format, up to 320 MB. If you have an FBX, OBJ or Blender file, save it as .glb first — in Blender: File → Export → glTF 2.0, then choose glTF Binary (.glb).

›What can I download?

A sharp picture (PNG, up to 4K, with or without a background), a 3D model with your branding (.glb) for other 3D apps, games and AR, or a backup of the whole project.

›Can I use what I make for my business?

Yes — the pictures and files you make are yours. A few free materials from other sites ask for a credit; the Download panel lists them and writes the credit for you.

New to this? Read 3D branding, explained or how to make a free 3D mockup with your logo, or see all guides.