AI Coffee Bag Mockup Generator

A coffee bag has parts a flat design file cannot show: a heat seal and a tear notch at the top, a zipper or a tin tie, a bottom seal and, on a stand-up pouch, a gusset curve. The free tab draws those parts at the bag’s own size and marks the area each one takes, so a word that lands under the zipper is visible while the bag is still a file.

The bands differ by bag. The stand-up pouch and the flat-bottom bag share a 1.75 in top band for the seal, tear notch and zipper; the pouch adds a 1 in bottom band for the seal and the gusset curve, while the flat-bottom bag keeps a 3/16 in bottom margin. The side gusset bag has a 2 in folded top with a tin tie and the same margin below. All three put the front valve 2.5 in below the top, as a 1 in circle.

The material is part of the check. Natural kraft paper shows its fiber and a warm brown; matte film flattens the light; gloss film throws a bright highlight across the front. A word that clears the bands on one bag can still sit under the valve, so the valve is marked as a dashed circle instead of being discovered at the printer.

A sticker route is here too. A plain kraft bag with a printed sticker can be shown at the sticker’s own width and height, and the link to the free label maker opens the Avery 5164 sheet of 4 × 3⅓ in labels, the nearest standard sheet to the 3.25 × 4 in bag sticker, for a test print.

The coffee pouch mockup does not stretch your front to a template: the page compares its shape with the bag you chose, accepts the trim size or the trim plus AI coffee bag design’s 1/8 in bleed, and crops the bleed before drawing. The file stays in the browser.

The sticker mode is the exception: there the artwork is a sticker on a stock bag, and its width and height are yours to type, from 0.5 in up to the bag’s own margin (5.625 in wide and 9 in high at most on the pouch). The default is 3.25 × 4 in, AI coffee bag design’s bag sticker, and it starts below the valve when the bag has one.

On the pouch, the pouch mockup check answers three questions in one look: does the name clear the zipper, does the net weight sit above the gusset, and does the valve fall on a word? The flat-bottom bag and the side gusset bag have their own bands, so the check is repeated for each.

Your flat front goes to the AI tab with every choice already set; there the scene and the notes take over.

A bag starts with the facts that must survive print: the roaster name, the coffee name, origin, roast and the net weight, written as NET WT 12 OZ (340 g). The AI coffee bag design page draws the front at each bag size, keeps the closure clear and marks the valve; it is built to print the words you type exactly.

A front made there opens here at its bag type. In a scene under a result brings it over with the type set. The material, closure, color and print are chosen once, then a scene.

From a finished bag, the next step can be an AI product video generator for a camera move or an AI commercial generator for a short ad, all from one design.

The free tab and its downloads cost nothing. Credits cover AI coffee bag design, the scene and the videos; each button shows its price before a run, and plans start at 800 credits a month (pricing).

Two images are built to show a front and its back: add the front first and the back panel second, and the scene puts that panel on the back of a second bag, beside the front. Three images make a lineup, each front on its own bag in one row.

The bag type, material, closure and color are set once, so the three bags share a shape and a finish and differ in their fronts.

A lineup is a range picture for a store page or a wholesale sheet: it shows whether the three fronts read as one family before the roasts go on sale.

The history keeps each run and its choices, so the next front starts from the same bag and Reuse brings the whole choice back.

A sticker on a coffee bag mockup is its own route: choose the plain bag’s color and material, set the sticker’s width and height, and the picture shows it on the front. The default 3.25 × 4 in is AI coffee bag design’s bag sticker.

The link to the label maker opens the Avery 5164 sheet of 4 × 3⅓ in labels, the nearest standard sheet to that sticker. It does not carry the artwork over; it opens the sheet so you can set up a test print.

For a product page, download the PNG with no background; for a catalog grid, choose white. The free PNG is 2048 or 4096 px on the bag’s long side, and the blank bags are 4096 px; both are made in the browser and cost no credits.

The AI scene is a photograph, not a print file: the front file stays the print file, and the mockup shows it in use. Both are checked against the same front.