Custom packaging dieline generator with real-time 3D folding simulation and production-ready exports
Motion-first React components for shadcn and AI agents, with every curve already tuned
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free tier with 5 export credits on signup. Single export $5.99. Designer 3-Pack $4.00 per export. Pro Unlimited $19.99/mo for unlimited exports.
Free: 65 open source components under MIT license. Pro Solo early-bird: $149 (regular $199). Pro Team early-bird: $349 (regular $449). One payment covers all current and future Pro components.
Key features
Real-time 3D folding simulation with 60 FPS WebGL
Automatic caliper clearance compensation at 1.5x material thickness
Export to PDF, DXF (AutoCAD R12), and SVG with layer separation
Six box styles with 66 preset sizes
Integrated artwork, barcode and QR code placement
PDF preflight checker for print-readiness validation
Mockup video generator for MP4 exports
Zünd and Kongsberg CNC cutter compatibility
AI-powered artwork layout from brief description
Custom board thickness and material selection
65 free components under MIT license
31 Pro components with source code included
MCP server for AI agent integration
Works with Next.js 16 and React 19
Light and dark mode support
Respects reduced-motion settings
Tuned motion springs and curves
Concentric corner radius design
Markdown documentation for AI models
New Pro components added weekly
What makes it different
Automatic caliper allowance math ensures friction-free folding with zero binding
Production-ready files with verified mathematical geometry following ISO prepress standards
Real-time 3D folding proof to catch design issues before production
Significantly more affordable than legacy desktop CAD or Creative Cloud subscriptions
All components tuned with motion springs and curves optimized per interaction
Built-in MCP server enables AI agents to automatically install components
One-time lifetime payment covers all current and future Pro components
Source code ownership with MIT and commercial licenses
Concentric corner radii maintained across all components