Should LS Graphics be used in 2025?

LS Graphics has been an essential part of my toolkit for several years now. Whether for client presentations or internal projects, I rely on them to bring our concepts to life. What I appreciate most is the incredible quality and diversity of their mockups and 3D scenes.

Honestly, for a designer or agency looking to create striking visuals without having to master complex 3D software, LS Graphics is just perfect. We save a ton of time integrating our designs into ultra-realistic environments. It instantly boosts the perceived value of our proposals. It's the ideal tool for flawless, fast, and hassle-free renderings.

However, let's be clear: if you have very specific 3D needs or if your budget is tight, the cost of the packs or subscription can be steep. Furthermore, it does not replace custom 3D modeling for the most sophisticated projects, but for everything else, it's a gem.

When you're new to design, the sheer number of tools and resources available can be intimidating. LS Graphics, as I've seen time and time again, is the perfect lifesaver. It allows you to create stunning project presentation mockups or branding scenes in just a few clicks, without having to master complex 3D software. You save a ton of time and, most importantly, you get professional-looking visuals without the usual learning curve.

It's a real skill accelerator. Instead of starting from scratch, you can rely on high-quality templates, which help you understand composition, proportions, and even user interface (UI) best practices. For a beginner, it's ideal for quickly building a portfolio and gaining confidence by seeing your ideas take shape with flawless rendering.

So, let's talk budget with LS Graphics. Believe me, as an entrepreneur, I know that every dollar counts, but quality comes at a price, and here, it's justified.

The Individual plan is designed for you, the freelance designer or small studio. For around $29/month (or slightly less if you opt for the annual plan at $249), you get unlimited access to their huge collection of mockups, 3D scenes, and other branding resources. For your portfolio or your first clients, it's a smart investment that guarantees professional visuals without breaking the bank.

If you manage an agency, such as Easy Web, or a team of designers, the Team plan is a must. Starting at $99/month for a multi-user plan (often for 5 people initially), it includes everything the Individual plan offers, plus team management features and priority support. Clearly, in 2025, collaborative efficiency reigns supreme, and this plan pays for itself in terms of time saved and production consistency.

What really struck me about LS Graphics when we first started using it at Easy Web was the quality and depth of their 3D assets. I'm talking about mockups, atmospheric scenes, three-dimensional UI elements, all with stunning realism. For us, it has become indispensable for creating impactful client presentations or adding that "wow" factor to our final designs. It exceeds standard expectations and adds a truly professional dimension.

At the same time, the richness of their UI/UX kits is a major asset. Whether you're using Figma, Sketch, or Photoshop, they offer comprehensive, modular libraries. This saves a huge amount of time during the prototyping phase, allowing us to maintain impeccable visual consistency across our projects. We no longer start from scratch, we optimize, and that's crucial for an agency's productivity in 2025.

Honestly, what really impressed me about LS Graphics was their AI-assisted scene generation module. You give it a few keywords or basic elements, and it comes up with ready-to-use mockups with impressive visual consistency. For projects under pressure or to quickly explore options, it's a huge time saver. Of course, it doesn't replace the designer's eye for finesse, but it's an excellent starting point.

Another game-changing feature is multi-software synchronization. Imagine creating or modifying an asset in LS Graphics that automatically updates in your Figma, Sketch, or even Adobe XD project. At Easy Web, we juggle multiple tools depending on the team and client. This interoperability is crucial. It streamlines our pipelines and prevents outdated versions. A real plus for collaboration!