Graphics & mockups

ClickDesigns overview: covers, mockups and graphics without a designer

What ClickDesigns is for, what it costs, the complaints to know about and who should consider it.

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Graphics & mockups

ClickDesigns

Desktop-style design software for book covers, product mockups, logos and social graphics.

Overview · hands-on test in progress
Price
About $75 (Digistore24 listing, 12 Nov 2026; price shown varies by currency)
Billing
Check the sales page for current pricing and any upgrades.
Best for
Course creators, authors and small businesses who need product images without hiring a designer.
Sold via
Digistore24 (secure checkout)
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This is an overview based on research, not a hands-on review yet. We'll use ClickDesigns to make real course covers and product mockups and update this page with the results.

The problem it's trying to solve

If you sell a course, an e-book or a digital download, buyers judge it by its cover. Professional-looking mockups (your product shown on a laptop, tablet or book) help a sales page look credible. Hiring a designer for every graphic gets expensive, and general design tools don't always include ready-made mockups.

What it's for

ClickDesigns is design software aimed at marketers and creators, with templates for:

  • Book and course covers
  • 3D product and device mockups
  • Logos and social media graphics

We'll confirm the exact feature list and template count during our test, because vendor pages change often.

What it costs

Digistore24 currently lists ClickDesigns at about $75. The figure shown depends on your currency. Check the checkout page for any upgrades before you buy.

What users say

On Trustpilot, ClickDesigns scores about 3.9 out of 5. Some reviewers praise the templates. Others report bugs, such as items disappearing or failing to save, and AI image prompts that didn't produce the requested image. These are worth knowing about before you buy.

Who it's likely to suit

  • Good fit: course creators, authors and small online businesses who need product mockups often.
  • Probably not needed: if you only need occasional social graphics, a free design tool may cover you.

What we'll check in our hands-on test

  • How fast you can produce a course cover and a three-device mockup
  • Whether the bugs reported by reviewers still happen
  • How the results compare with free design tools
Jane from Brisk360

I build online training courses for a living, which means I spend a lot of time making videos, thumbnails and course graphics. Creator Lab is where I test the AI tools that promise to make that work faster, and report what actually happens.