Coffee bag mockup maker
Your next coffee, ready for its close-up.
Try your artwork on a bag. Or turn a few tasting notes into labels and cards.
Simulated packaging scene. Your artwork stays intact.
Save this coffee free. Product-template exports are included with Pro.
From cupping table to coffee shelf
One coffee. A few useful ways to show it.
You’ve worked out the notes. Now you need something for the shelf, maybe a card beside the grinder, and a picture for the shop page. This is a quick way to see those ideas together, using the same coffee and the same wheel.
Already have artwork? Upload it, see it on the bag and card, and download the scene as a PNG. If you’re starting with notes, Profilo builds the card and label around your coffee information. The wheel itself is drawn by the same renderer used in the free flavor wheel, so AI doesn’t get to invent a new spelling of “blueberry.”
The scene is an AI-generated background with your original artwork placed over it. It’s a visual mockup, not a supplier’s packaging proof. The exported scene is 1536 × 1024 pixels. For the actual cards and labels, save a coffee profile and use the product-template exports in Pro.
What is free, and what needs Pro?
This packaging preview and its PNG download are free, including uploaded artwork. The full and custom flavor wheels, center logo, PDF, PNG, SVG, and print are also free. A free account saves up to three coffee profiles. Pro adds product-template exports, batch tools, and account-wide branding at $19.99/month. See the current plans.
Will my logo and notes carry over?
Yes. “Continue with this coffee” carries the last successful notes preview into the profile builder, including its center logo, colors, origin, process, roast, and roastery. Bag weight belongs to this packaging mockup. That transfer happens when you click; this page does not automatically save a draft or upload your finished bag artwork.
Can I send this to my packaging supplier?
The scene is for showing an idea, a shop page, or a social post. Ask your supplier for their dimensions, bleed, color, and file requirements before ordering labels or bags. A nice-looking preview is not the same thing as a production-ready packaging proof.