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Sublimation
Dye inside the polyester or the glaze; the surface keeps its gloss.
About sublimation → Renders are PreviewFly downloads · blank scenes are AI-generated
Your file, untouchedNothing is redrawn or generated.
The light of the photoShading and texture come from the scene.
Made the real wayOnly what this vase is really made with.
- Material
- Ceramic
- Looks
- 5 studios
- Techniques
- 2 on this vase
Vase in three steps.
1
Upload your logoPNG, JPG or SVG. A transparent background works best.
2
Pick the look and techniqueOnly what this vase is really made with is offered.
3
DownloadYour mockup as an image, for a listing, a deck or a site.
5 looks, one vase.
The same vase in 5 studio scenes. Switch looks in the editor and the print comes along.
How it's made on a vase.
The editor offers what ceramic is really made with, and each one looks the way it does in real life.
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Ceramic decals
A screen-printed transfer fired into the glaze, under its gloss.
About ceramic decals → Not offered here
Embroidery, 3D puff embroidery, Embroidered patches, Screen & digital print, Water-based discharge, Offset & flexo, Stickers & labels, Hot foil stamping, Embossing, Debossing, Spot UV, Laser engraving, Glass etching: ceramic is not made that way, so the editor does not offer them on this vase.
Not in the library?
Have your own vase? Use that photo.
Take a photo of your own vase, against any background you like: your desk, your shelf, your shop window. PreviewFly finds it and puts your logo on it, the same way as everything here.
Use a photo of your own vase
Vase mockups, asked often
Something else? We are in beta and read every message.
Which techniques can I use on a vase?
Sublimation, Ceramic decals. These are the ways ceramic is really decorated.
Is the vase photo real?
The scenes are AI-generated photos of a blank vase, labelled as such. Your logo on it is placed from your file, never generated.
Can I use a photo of my own vase?
Yes: JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. PreviewFly finds the product in your photo and follows its shape and light the same way.
