A tea brand needs its box 8 mm taller for a new pack. Change one number, and the dieline, the mockup and the print file are all updated.
Any box, any size, ready for the cutter
Choose a structure, type the size and the material. The dieline, the 3D model and the print file all come from the same geometry.
How it works
- 01Choose
Pick a box or print structure: tuck end, mailer, tray, brochure, card.
- 02Size it
Type the length, width and height. Flaps, tucks and glue areas rebuild.
- 03Download
Get the dieline as SVG or DXF, and a ready-to-print PDF with cut and crease.
The problems it solves
Every new size means a new dieline
A structural designer redraws flaps and tucks for each size, and a small mistake wastes a sheet of board.
Structures are built from rules. Type a new size and every flap, tuck and glue area is rebuilt correctly.
Artwork drawn on the wrong template
Designers place artwork on an old dieline, and it misses the folds.
The flat dieline, the 3D model and the print file come from the same geometry, so artwork always sits on the current one.
Cut and crease mixed with artwork
Files arrive with cut lines baked into the artwork, and the cutter cannot use them.
Cut, crease, perforation and bleed are exported on their own layers, as SVG, DXF or a print-ready PDF.
Why shops choose it
Fold before you cut
See the box fold in 3D before anyone cuts a sample, and catch a wrong flap on screen.
Files your cutter can read
Layers are named and separated, so the cutting table and the press each get what they need.
What is inside
Every structure is built from rules, so any size works.
Board and paper choices with their own bleed and safe zones.
Cut, crease, perforation and bleed on separate layers.
Watch it fold before you cut a sample.
Spot UV, foil and emboss as their own plates.
PDF with CMYK, bleed and crop marks, downloaded in one click.
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