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LS Graphics review

#3 of 27 in Mockup Libraries

A broad mockup library with 3D, source-file, and unlimited-download options.

8.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

LS Graphics combines a large mockup library with browser-based editing tools for graphic and UI designers. Its catalog covers device, branding, print, apparel, promotional, animated, signs, billboards, and illustration assets, giving teams a broad set of formats for product presentations, campaigns, and visual concepts. The service supports PNG and JPG exports, while selected assets can also be downloaded as PSD, Sketch, or Figma files. Designers who need varied mockup categories and multiple editable formats are the clearest fit.

The published plans show two subscription levels, each offered monthly or annually. Start costs $9 per month or $99 per year and includes the Online Mockup Editor plus PNG/JPG Export. Pro costs $12 per month or $144 per year and adds PSD, Sketch, and Figma file downloads, Mockup Plugin for Figma access, and mckp.live access. Both plans include unlimited subscription downloads. Individual free mockup assets are also available, while the subscription lineup is paid. Start suits designers who mainly need browser editing and image exports; Pro is the more suitable choice for source-file workflows and Figma-based production.

LS Graphics works through the web and connects with Figma, MockupApp, mckp.live, and ColorFlow. Its Figma plugin supports a more direct design workflow, while interactive 3D mockups can be embedded or exported as video. That breadth is useful for designers moving between static presentations, animated assets, and 3D content. The trade-off is a web-only platform and a split between image exports on Start and editable source files on Pro. Choose LS Graphics for broad mockup coverage, 3D options, and subscription downloads; choose another tool if desktop software or included source files on the entry plan matters more.

LS Graphics pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 5,900 assets across device, branding, print, apparel, and promotional mockups
    • PSD, Sketch, and Figma source files are available on Pro
    • Interactive 3D mockups, animation, video export, and unlimited downloads
  • Where it doesn't
    • The service is available on the web rather than as a desktop app
    • Source-file downloads and Figma plugin access require the Pro plan
    • Subscriptions are paid, with no separate $0 subscription tier

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