How to use these mockups?

[Iarla]

I've just downloaded a 7-day trial of Photoshop CC so I can experiment with these mockups: https://mockup.zone/print-flyer-poster

I've been using Gimp/Inkscape and not been involved with print much until now. So my question is; the mockups have folded pages etc. How do I make my image 'transform' properly - is that feature built in to the mockups? I've tried skeywing my image a little and making it semi-transparent to let the paper folds show through, but it weakens the image too much and generally looks quite bad

I know there's a trick to getting my mockups to look as faithful as the demo at the link above. They're just .psd files. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

[melissapiccone · Accepted solution]

Try transform, warp. You don't have to get the images perfect to make them look like they are on the pages.

[Iarla]

Thanks, that is a great tool. But it's not allowing the creases to show. There's something else to get the quality they show in the link above.

When I open the PSD, the 'layer' is labelled "<< DOUBLE CLICK" and when I hover on the thumbnail it says it's a "smart object". Double clicking expands it into a few layers and sub directories.  The layers revealed are labelled 'replace left' and so on. I think there's a way of getting it almost perfect (keeping shading, folds etc).

[melissapiccone]

Double click on the smart objects - they will open as new documents. Drop your pieces in there - save - don't save as, just save in the smart object and they will show up.

[Iarla]

That did the trick. Thank you!

[melissapiccone]

Great! Can you mark the answer correct?

[Iarla]

Done Thanks again.

[Keerthi_Parvatikar9770]

please mockup package png send me