3D mockups · Posters & art prints
Nº D-11235
20 mm black moulding, 40 mm white mat, A4 print — posters, art prints, certificates.
Made for: Office & business, Fashion & retail.
Sample printed on coated (C2S) 200 gsm, matte lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 357 × 22 × 480 mm.
Frames are stock blanks (wood, aluminium, plastic) — the print sits behind glass, inside the moulding and the mat. Add 3 mm bleed on every side to hide under the lip; the mockup leans the frame on a table as in a real photo.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 357 × 22 × 480 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is coated (C2S) 200 gsm with matte lamination.
A frame is a moulding (wood, plastic or aluminium) mitred at 45° at four corners, a sheet of glass or clear acrylic, an optional mat (passe-partout), the print, an MDF backing board, and an easel stand or hanger. The print is held between glazing and backing, and about 5 mm of its edge hides under the moulding's rebate on each side.
The print can be on 200 gsm C2S with matt lamination like the sample, or on photo paper or 250–310 gsm cotton fine-art paper for premium work. Glazing is 2 mm clear or anti-glare glass; 2–3 mm acrylic is lighter, shatterproof and better for shipping. In humid rooms use acid-free paper and mat board so nothing yellows.
Matt lamination cuts glare and protects a print hung without glass; under glass it can stay uncoated. Wood mouldings are oiled or PU lacquered, aluminium is anodised; a shop logo can be engraved or printed small on the backing or the easel.
Design to the print size, not the outer frame size; allow 3–5 mm per side under the rebate and keep text and signatures off the edges. With a mat, the mat opening is 3–5 mm smaller than the print on each side to hold it. Print at 300 dpi at actual size.
Outer size = print − mat overlap + 2 × mat width + 2 × moulding width. An A4 print (210 × 297 mm) with a 40 mm mat and 20 mm moulding comes to about 330 × 417 mm, a few mm less for the overlap; the 357 × 480 mm sample is larger because its actual mat is wider than 40 mm, so always confirm the frame's inside size with the framer before printing.
Yes, and it suits them well; a 40 mm white mat makes a certificate look more formal, but check the signature and stamp are at least 10 mm from the paper edge so the mat doesn't hide them.
Glass is clear, flat and scratch-resistant, best for desk and indoor wall frames; acrylic is light and shatterproof, better for big frames, shipped frames or children's rooms.
It gives breathing space round the image so it looks finer, keeps the print off the glass, and lets a small print sit in a larger frame.
Usually engraved or printed small on the easel, the backing board or a lower corner of the mat; not on the front moulding, which distracts from the picture.