Yellow Images vs Wannathis

A huge choice of objects, licensed one at a time, or art-directed scenes on one plan.

A blue drink can mockup covered in water drops on a plain light gray background, from Yellow Images
Yellow ImagesAs yellowimages.com shows it on November 11, 2026
A hand lifting a pink drink can from a cooler full of ice on the sand
WannathisCold Drink Can Mockup in Cooler

Yellow Images

Yellow Images is a store of object mockups. About two thirds of its catalog is packaging, with apparel, vehicles and print beside it, most of it a single object on light grey.

You license a mockup for one project and edit the PSD in Photoshop or Photopea. ProVisual, its separate 3D editor, works in the browser with models of its own.

Wannathis

Wannathis sets are art-directed series, one style to a set, from cans and caps to business cards and billboards.

With Pro Access, every set is open to you, client work included, for one designer in a company of 10 or fewer. Device scenes and some branding ones also open in the online editor.

Yellow Images vs Wannathis: feature comparison

FeatureYellow ImagesWannathis
Look
Art-directed setsNo, author-curated setsYes, every set
Current, trending stylesYes, the latest trendsYes, fresh sets come out often
Good lightingYes, high quality lightYes, in every scene
Packaging in a styled sceneYes, in its Creative StoreYes, hands, pockets, coolers
Packaging and apparelYes, most of its catalogYes, cans, bottles, caps
Custom mockups to orderYes, from your referencesNo, ready-made sets only
Animated mockupsYes, apparel, cans, as PSDYes, animated device scenes
Editor
Online editorYes, on its ProVisual siteYes, in your browser
Packaging, apparel onlineYes, 3D models in ProVisualNo, not in the editor
Turn it in 3DYes, in ProVisualNo, the angle is set
Video on a screenNoYes, your video plays on it
Files
Figma filesNo, not of its own mockupsYes, devices, some packaging
PSD filesYes, its main formatYes, most sets
Figma pluginNoYes, devices and some branding
3D model filesYes, on some mockupsNo
Price and license
Free to startYes, personal, credit linkYes, for personal projects
Buy without a planYes, $14.99 a mockupYes, single sets
Use in many projectsNo, one project a licenseYes, your design projects
Commercial and client workYes, per mockup, with capsYes, companies up to 10 people
Team planYes, up to 50 usersYes, Business, for your team
PriceYellow Ticket, $399 a year$144 a year or $78 a quarter
Price for client work$44.50 a month, billed yearlyPro Access, $144 a year

A cross means No. Regular prices and features, as each site lists them on November 11, 2026.

Key differences between Yellow Images and Wannathis

The object alone or a scene

Yellow Images mostly shows the object by itself: a can, a pouch or a hoodie on light grey, with light and shadow layers you can adjust. You usually get the product, clean and centered, with nothing around it.

With Wannathis you start from the scene. A set is one art-directed series, its scenes matched in light and composition: a can lifted out of a cooler of ice, a tote bag on a shoulder, a cap on a model. Browse the packaging mockups.

Range, 3D and custom work

On range, Yellow Images is ahead: its catalog runs to buses, boats and soccer kits, and each part of an object can carry its own design. It also sells a 3D model file for some mockups, and what it lacks, it will make to order.

Wannathis sets come ready-made instead, each scene at a fixed angle, though in the can set you can recolor the can.

The apps you work in

Yellow Images is made for Photoshop: its mockups are PSD files, and its browser tool, ProVisual, does not open them.

For packaging and apparel, Wannathis is Photoshop work too, since those sets are mostly PSD. Device scenes go into Figma through the plugin, as do some branding scenes, and the online editor handles the device, business card and billboard scenes marked Edit online.

Price and license

At Yellow Images you license each mockup on its own, for one project: $14.99 personal or $29.99 commercial in its catalog. The Commercial license allows a project value of up to $10,000 and 5,000 products for sale; past that, Extended Commercial costs $79.99. Yellow Ticket Premium, $399 a year or $149 a quarter, includes 3 free items a month, then takes 90% off each object mockup. Its PRO Commercial plan lists unlimited commercial mockup downloads for $44.50 a month, billed yearly.

Pro Access is a flat $144 a year or $78 a quarter, every mockup included, for one designer in a company of 10 or fewer. Teams take Business, which starts at $19 a month, billed yearly, for two people. Each set is also for sale by itself.

Choose Yellow Images if

  • You need a hard-to-find object, like a honey jar with a paper cap or a bus.
  • You want to color and brand each part of the object separately.
  • You need a 3D model of the product, or want to turn it around in ProVisual.
  • Your product has no ready mockup and you want one built for it.
  • You need one or two mockups for a single project.

Choose Wannathis if

  • You want your packaging or apparel shown in a scene, for a pitch, a portfolio or a launch.
  • You are launching a product line and want it shown as one family.
  • You do client or freelance work at a small company, 10 people at most.
  • You want every set on one plan at $144 a year.
  • You want business card and billboard scenes for the same launch that open in your browser.

Yellow Images vs Wannathis: questions

Yellow Images, when you need one exact container with every part editable, a 3D model or a custom job. Wannathis, when you want the packaging in use, in a hand, a bag or a cooler, mostly as PSD files.

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