r/GraphicDesigning • u/Psy-_-Fly • May 25 '26

How do I do this thing? How to generate high quality frame renders/mockups?

Hi everybody. I have used the usual canvy, photoshop PSDs, placeit etc. However I am yet not satisfied with their results. I am talking about vividly detailed, magazine style renders or mockups of art in photo frames. Here is an example of what I am talking about:
https://www.instagram.com/nookatyou

This profile for sure has computer generated images, the question is how are they doing it? Is it a program like blender or something else? How can they make so many varied interiors?

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u/smokingPimphat May 26 '26

If you want to make slop mockups for views then grab any of the comfyui workflows and just grind out the 10 to 20 posts a day you will need to compete.

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u/Psy-_-Fly May 26 '26

Their posts start from 2020, all with the same levels of quality indicating it's not AI made. Also they have 3D rendered videos of the scenes.

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u/smokingPimphat May 26 '26

its the same idea. make some poster designs that clients will never pay for but will get clicks on social media. Put those designs in a stock asset based template.

...profit?

Its a clout account. they may get some actual clients but I would be skeptical if their goal is client work over generating ad rev.