Photoshop mockups for presentations

Mockups for presentation slides in 4:3 format

Now your slides will really stand out! Place the 4:3 format slides of your presentations on floating cards and create aesthetically high-quality visualizations. It's so easy - with the help of these 20 Photoshop mockups. And looks damn good - for example in blog articles or on your website.

20 Photoshop mockups for slides of presentations in 4:3 format
Place PDFs or screenshots of your slides on floating cards
Photoshop automatically adjusts the orientation and perspective of your slides
Change the background and the arrangement of the cards if required
Use the visualizations in blog posts, presentations or on websites, for example

Floating lightness for your foils: get the mockups first and then be inspired by the versatile application possibilities!

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Usable with:
content: 20 Assets/Templates
Licence: private and commercial Rights of use

Examples of use

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Example: Simply insert and let it take off: The floating cards are waiting for your slides!
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Example: Use displays like this to present your slides floating in space.
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Example: You can insert the slides via a PDF or screenshots.
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In these 10 mockups, you can freely move the cards with your slides.
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These 10 mockups are based on an isometric representation of your slides.

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Photoshop instructions: How to insert your slides into the mockups

Select the desired mockup and insert screenshots or PDFs of your slides. They will then appear on free-floating cards. In this video tutorial, Matthias Petri explains exactly how to use our mockups for slides in 4:3 format and what else is possible.

Mockups for presentations with isometric representation

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 20 cards in regular rows, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 20 slides in total, which are arranged regularly in several staggered rows.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 10 cards in two columns, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 10 slides in total, which are displayed regularly in two columns.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards, offset, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 6 slides in total, which are displayed offset to each other.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards, one card in the foreground, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 6 slides in total, one of which is highlighted in the foreground.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards, regularly offset, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 6 slides in total, which are offset from each other but arranged regularly.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards in two columns, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 6 slides in total, which are displayed in two columns.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 14 cards, regularly arranged, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 14 slides in total, which are displayed in several columns and rows.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 7 cards, offset, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 7 slides in total, which are displayed in an irregular arrangement.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards, offset one behind the other, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 6 slides in total, which are displayed one after the other.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards, dynamically distributed in the room, isometric

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show and hide the individual cards as required. The background can also be freely edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. This mockup uses an isometric representation of the maps. You can insert up to 6 slides in total, which are dynamically distributed throughout the room.

Mockups for presentations with different orientations

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 16 cards in rows, running to the top right

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. You can insert up to 16 images in total in this mockup, which are displayed in a regular arrangement and run slightly to the top right.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 16 cards in rows, running to the bottom right

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. You can insert up to 16 images in total in this mockup, which are displayed in a regular arrangement and run slightly to the bottom right.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 10 cards, one in the foreground

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. You can insert up to 10 images in this mockup, one of which is highlighted in the foreground.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 6 cards, irregularly arranged

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. You can insert up to 6 images in this mockup, which are displayed in an irregular arrangement.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 3 cards, irregularly arranged

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. In total, you can insert up to 3 images in this mockup, which are displayed irregularly and one of which is highlighted in the foreground.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 5 cards, irregularly arranged

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. In total, you can insert up to 5 images in this mockup, which are distributed dynamically and irregularly in the room.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 4 cards with blur effect

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. In total, you can insert up to 4 images in this mockup, which are distributed irregularly in the room, with one image standing out in the foreground.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 5 cards, irregularly arranged, main slide on the left

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. In total, you can insert up to 5 images in this mockup, which are then displayed irregularly distributed in the room.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 4 cards, irregularly arranged

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. You can insert up to 4 images in this mockup, resulting in a dynamic arrangement.

Mockup for slides in 4:3 format: 5 cards, irregularly arranged, main slide on the right

Create screenshots or a PDF of your slides in 4:3 format and simply place them in the Smart Objects of this mockup. Photoshop automatically adjusts the perspective and places your images on free-floating cards. You can show, hide and move the individual cards as required. The background can also be edited. This allows you to create aesthetically pleasing, high-quality visualizations in no time at all. You can insert up to 5 images in total in this mockup - as a result, they appear irregularly arranged and dynamically distributed.

Details of the content

What do you have in mind today? Your slides in 4:3 format!
Step 1: Save your presentation slides as a PDF or take screenshots of them. Step 2: Place the slides in the mockups. Step 3: Customize the presentations and export them. You now have an appealing visualization for your presentation .

Use the room for improvement - with Photoshop mockups for your presentations

The 20 mockups offer you a comprehensive selection of scenes in which floating cards are arranged differently. Whether regular and well-arranged or dynamically criss-crossed - insert your slides in 4:3 format and Photoshop will take care of the perspective adjustment!

The resulting images can be used in a variety of ways. For example, place an image with all your slides as a visual summary on the final slide of your presentation. Use such a visualization to announce your next presentation on your social media channels. Or accompany a blog post about your presentation topic with aesthetic images of your slides.

Templates without specifications: Customize the mockups as desired

Ten of the mockups included are based on an isometric arrangement of the cards - their edges meet at a vanishing point. Ten other mockups have been prepared in perspective so that you can move the cards around the room as you wish. You can also show and hide individual cards with your slides . The background can also be freely edited.

Feel free to use the mockups exactly as they were prepared. Or use all the different setting options to further customize the presentations to your wishes. Is the color of your corporate design blue? Then put it in the background. You only want to display two slides? Then hide the other cards! And if you do want to prepare your presentations in 16:9 format, we also have mockups for this format.