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For packaging designers and brand studios

A dieline to your size — and a 3D link for your client

Enter the inside dimensions — get an ECMA reverse tuck end dieline in SVG and DXF with board thickness accounted for, plus a page where your client turns the box in 3D and puts it on the table in AR. No evening spent on a Photoshop mockup, and no subscription needed for it.

Build a box in your size

Free in beta, no sign-up. Your printer checks the dieline before the cutting die is made.

This is the service's actual file, not a picture: switch the size — panels, flaps and tucks are recalculated, and the numbers in the title block come from this box's spec.

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Style
ECMA A20.20.03.01 · reverse tuck end
Inside, L×W×H
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Outside
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Board allowance
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Board
—
Flat sheet
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File layers
cut (CUT) · crease (CREASE)
Scale
file: 1:1, in mm
cut (red in the file)crease (blue dashed in the file)sheet size, mmgrid: 10 mm

The same file, folded

Send your client a link, not a render

The model folds from the same dieline as above. Your client opens the link on a phone or laptop, turns the box, sees it open and closed, and on an iPhone or Android puts it on the table in AR at real size.

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Rotate with a finger or mouse; the slider folds the box. The AR button appears on a phone.

The usual route

What drops out of your day

  1. DielineBy hand: an old template, every panel adjusted to size by handHere: L × W × H — panels, flaps and tucks are calculated
  2. Board thicknessBy hand: you remember the allowance yourselfHere: the outside size already includes it — see the title block
  3. MockupBy hand: a smart object in a PSD mockup, render, exportHere: a 3D model that folds, built from the same file
  4. Another sizeBy hand: start over: drawing, mockup, rendersHere: new numbers — a new dieline and a new link
  5. Show the clientBy hand: JPEGs in a chatHere: a link with 3D, and AR on their own table

What you take away

Everything in one box folder

  • SVGsheet in mm at 1:1, cut and crease kept apart
  • DXFCUT and CREASE layers — for the plotter and the die-maker
  • PNGartwork underlay: panel names and “up” arrows
  • GLB · USDZ3D with the folding animation; USDZ for AR on iPhone
  • Linka box page with 3D and AR for your client
  • Embed codethe 3D box on a website: Tilda, WordPress, Shopify, HTML
PRO — SOON

Pro — for studios that export every day

Everything above is free right now. Pro is being prepared for people who need dielines in volume. There is no price yet — only the list of what goes into it:

  • DXF and PDF without limits
  • CFF2 — the format die-makers work with
  • your artwork on every box — in 3D, AR and on the client page
  • no service mark on the client page
I want Pro first

Opens your email with a ready message. We will write when Pro goes live.

Free right now: SVG and DXF dieline, PNG underlay, 3D, AR, link and embed code.

The first field is your size

Build a box in your size

The builder opens with this style; you set the size, board and look. Confirm board and tolerances with your printer.

boxes.craftgen.app

For packaging designers and brand studios

A dieline to your size — and a 3D link for your client

L × W × H → an SVG and DXF dieline with board thickness, plus a 3D link with AR for your client.

Build a box in your size

Free in beta, no sign-up. Your printer checks the dieline before the cutting die is made.

The actual file, not a picture

Loading the drawing…

cut (red in the file)crease (blue dashed in the file)sheet size, mm

Inside, L×W×H
—
Outside
—
Board allowance
—
Flat sheet
—
Board
—
File layers
cut (CUT) · crease (CREASE)

This is the service's actual file, not a picture: switch the size — panels, flaps and tucks are recalculated, and the numbers in the title block come from this box's spec.

Send your client a link, not a render

Loading the 3D model…

The model folds from the same dieline as above. Your client opens the link on a phone or laptop, turns the box, sees it open and closed, and on an iPhone or Android puts it on the table in AR at real size.

What drops out of your day

  1. DielineBy hand: an old template, every panel adjusted to size by handHere: L × W × H — panels, flaps and tucks are calculated
  2. Board thicknessBy hand: you remember the allowance yourselfHere: the outside size already includes it — see the title block
  3. MockupBy hand: a smart object in a PSD mockup, render, exportHere: a 3D model that folds, built from the same file
  4. Another sizeBy hand: start over: drawing, mockup, rendersHere: new numbers — a new dieline and a new link
  5. Show the clientBy hand: JPEGs in a chatHere: a link with 3D, and AR on their own table

Everything in one box folder

  • SVGsheet in mm at 1:1, cut and crease kept apart
  • DXFCUT and CREASE layers — for the plotter and the die-maker
  • PNGartwork underlay: panel names and “up” arrows
  • GLB · USDZ3D with the folding animation; USDZ for AR on iPhone
  • Linka box page with 3D and AR for your client
  • Embed codethe 3D box on a website: Tilda, WordPress, Shopify, HTML
PRO — SOON

Pro — for studios that export every day

Everything above is free right now. Pro is being prepared for people who need dielines in volume. There is no price yet — only the list of what goes into it:

  • DXF and PDF without limits
  • CFF2 — the format die-makers work with
  • your artwork on every box — in 3D, AR and on the client page
  • no service mark on the client page
I want Pro first

Opens your email with a ready message. We will write when Pro goes live.

Free right now: SVG and DXF dieline, PNG underlay, 3D, AR, link and embed code.

The first field is your size

Build a box in your size

The builder opens with this style; you set the size, board and look. Confirm board and tolerances with your printer.