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How it works
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Choose a structure
Choose mailers, tuck-end cartons, slotted shippers, tab-lock bottoms, pillow boxes, gable carriers, pouches, paper bags and more. All structures require physical sample validation.
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Set dimensions & material
Type width, depth and height in mm or inches, set your board caliper for fold allowances, and drop in artwork to visualize branding on the flat net or 3D model.
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Export, save or share
Download SVG, PDF (1:1 print size), DXF die layers or PNG. Save projects as files, autosave in your browser, or copy a share link that rebuilds the exact design.
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FAQ
What is a dieline?
A dieline is the flattened blueprint of a folded package. It shows where the material should be cut (red) and creased (blue), and serves as the guide for printers and die-cutting equipment.
Which export formats are supported?
SVG carries millimetre dimensions, PDF is drawn at 1:1 millimetres, and DXF declares millimetres with CUT, FOLD and GLUE layers for CAD and die-cut workflows. SVG and PNG also embed your uploaded artwork layer.
Do exports include bleed and material thickness allowances?
Set material caliper and clearance, then choose score-to-score, estimated inside, or estimated outside dimensions. Calibrate the crease allowance with your material. Pouch and pillow templates show flat forming patterns, not a simulated finished volume.
Does the 3D preview need an internet connection?
No. The 3D library is bundled with the app — every feature runs entirely offline in your browser.
How does this compare to commercial template libraries?
Commercial platforms host thousands of hand-drawn templates. This studio takes a different approach: every structure is generated by code from your dimensions, so any preset scales infinitely. The trade-off is fewer structural families — but each one is dimension-perfect rather than scaled art.
Is it free to use?
Yes. No sign-up, watermark, or usage limit — everything runs locally in your browser.