Print & Packaging
Templatemaker builds a custom-size box net and gives you SVG, DXF or PDF for free
Enter the dimensions, choose the file format and get a useful starting structure for paper craft, mockups and packaging tests—with no account.
Use it for the first physical test
Choose a box type, enter the dimensions and download a PDF for a quick print-and-fold test or SVG/DXF for editing and cutting.
The fastest useful result is an unprinted prototype that proves the object fits and the opening makes sense.
Add artwork only after folding
Mark the front, back, top and glue areas on the plain model. Then open the vector file and build the artwork around the real panel order.
Keep important copy away from folds and tabs until a supplier provides production tolerances.
A generated net is not production approval
Material thickness, grain, machinery and product weight can change the final structure. The site also restricts redistributing its generated files even though commercial packaging use is allowed.
My take: brilliant for prototypes and conversations. Ask the converter for the final production dieline.
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Make a custom box template ↗
Start with a simple box, enter finished internal dimensions and build a plain-paper prototype before adding artwork.
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