PhotoPea Tutorials - Creating a Mockup for Tumbler Flask

How to Place Your Design on a Water Bottle Flask in Less Than 5 Minutes (for Free)
In this quick and easy tutorial, I'll show you how to place your design on a water bottle flask using PhotoPea, a free online photo editor. This is a great way to create a mockup of your design before you have it printed, or to simply create a fun and personalized water bottle for yourself.
What you'll need:
A computer with internet access
A PhotoPea account (free to create)
Your design file (in PNG or JPEG format)
A water bottle flask template (you can find one for free online)
You've now created a mockup of your design on a water bottle flask. You can now use this mockup to share your design with others or to get feedback.
Hashtag: #PhotoPeaTutorials #CreatingAMockupForTumblerFlask

[@litemint09]

Cool stuffs,thanks for this one.

[@PhotopeaTutorials]

Thank you, I will add more into it.

[@JP-wt7dw]

Hi, when I open an image and use the rectangle tool it doesn't create a black box with option to convert to smart object; it just creates a rectangular outline? Is this a setting I need to change? Thank you

[@paulahawthorne7807]

can Photopea use an automated smart object? I would like to use a spinning tumbler design.. thank you for this great tutorial.

[@PhotopeaTutorials]

Hi Paula, seems you need to use another website for that since photopea cant replicate that method, I saw many results by googling this keyword, 360 tumbler mockup online. Thanks for the appreciation!

[@paulahawthorne7807]

I have one more question,I can't get the curve correct ,is there a trick or tip to getting the curve just right so that the mockup design isn't all warped looking .thank you for sharing this tutorial.

[@litemint09]

Hi Paula, you can split horizontal or vertical, 03:00 then carefully adjust the points and curve it out those corners or area that are curving, it takes some practice to make it right, just take your time and have some fun doing it, that's a part of your learning curve.

[@PhotopeaTutorials]

Thanks litemint09, @paulahawthorne7807 yeah like what litemint said, you do need to zoom in so that you can put the points over those curved area and gradually align them to the curve, and take your time