Present interface and packaging concepts in a designed setting

What is ls graphics?

LS Graphics is a resource platform for graphic and UI designers. Its official site offers mockups for tools such as Photoshop and Figma, along with online mockup use, animated device presentations, and illustration resources. The main task is presentation: placing a design into a device, package, or scene so its intended use is easier to understand. These resources support communication of a concept rather than proving how a finished physical product will perform.

Choose a mockup that reveals the design

Select a scene that makes the important part of the work visible. An unusual camera angle may be attractive but obscure a small interface label or packaging detail. Check the size, perspective, and lighting against the purpose of the presentation. Use a consistent treatment across related slides so the audience can compare the designs themselves.

Keep the presentation faithful

LS Graphics also describes interactive and animated mockup options. Use motion when it helps explain the experience, and inspect the complete sequence for legibility. Make clear when a visual is a concept rather than a photograph of a manufactured item. Retain a flat version of the underlying design so reviewers can inspect details without the scene's lighting or perspective.

Features to explore

• Device and packaging mockups
• Photoshop and Figma resources
• Online mockup tools
• Animated and interactive presentation options

Who is ls graphics for?

Useful for designers preparing portfolios, client reviews, product concepts, and interface presentations. It is particularly relevant when a realistic setting helps an audience understand the intended context without distracting from the work being evaluated.

Before you get started

Check asset licenses, required software, and editable formats before choosing a resource. Inspect legibility and avoid presenting a mockup as evidence that a physical product or implemented interface already exists.