Packaging design software in the browser: design boxes, bags and labels on real dieline templates, see the 3D mockup fold as you draw and export print-ready CMYK PDF/X-4.
Design DIY furniture from aluminum extrusion, resize it in 3D, and get a parts list that matches the model
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Free
Pricing
Free: $0 (unlimited dies, design and 3D, with 100 MB cloud storage and 1 client review link); Pro: $19/month or $144/year (unlimited die downloads, print PDF and TIFF in CMYK and PDF/X-4, 4K mockups, unlimited client review links, 5 GB cloud storage).
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Key features
Real dielines for 40+ box, bag and label structures with FEFCO and ECMA codes
3D model updates in real-time as you design
Print-ready CMYK PDF/X-4 export with prepress checking
Over 20,200 ready-made 3D mockups
Client approval links without account requirement
Support for large-format designs at true size
Effects including emboss, soft-touch, foil and kraft rendering
Import and export with Illustrator, Photoshop and vector formats
3D Studio for product scenes and ad pictures
Catalog feature for print shops to display mockups with custom labels
Resize designs in 3D to custom dimensions
Parts list generated from the same model data
All dimensions in metric and inches
Every part linked to US sellers
Designs checked against fit rules before listing
Part data sourced from manufacturer drawings
Designs labeled as AI draft or test-built
No account needed to browse and design
What makes it different
Design on actual dielines at real size with automatic flap and lock rebuilding
Instant 3D visualization as you draw on the 2D dieline
Press-ready files with prepress verification on first export
Client approval without requiring them to sign up for an account
Built-in library of over 20,200 ready mockups across multiple product types
Parts automatically computed to fit together based on slot systems and hardware compatibility
Data sourced from manufacturer specifications rather than guesses
Cut lengths computed from design model, not estimated
Distinguishes between reference data and physically verified designs