A non-standard size means calling a sales rep, who then ~~draws the dieline by hand~~.

Your size — your dieline

Enter inside length, width and height — the service draws an SVG and DXF die-cut (cut and crease layers) and a PNG guide for your artwork. Board thickness is included, outside size and sheet are calculated.

Enter sizes and download the dieline

The configurator is free. Sizes are inside dimensions, in millimetres.

Like this one: 337 × 212 × 146 mm, not from a catalogue

Now: flat — this is how it lies on the sheet

Inside 337×212×146 · outside 343×218×158 · sheet 1143.5×361 mm · B-flute

Try your size

Enter inside dimensions to see which box types accept them. Same limits as in the configurator.

Length, mm Width, mm Height, mm

Counting types…

Shipping carton 0201 — fits

Enter sizes and download the dieline

In the configurator you enter these sizes again and download the SVG and DXF template; the PNG guide is under “Print → Your artwork”.

What you take to the printer

This is the real file of the same 337 × 212 × 146 box — not an ad picture.

red — cut (CUT)
blue dashed — crease (CREASE)

Inside: 337×212×146
Outside: 343×218×158
Sheet: 1143,5×361

Sizes in mm, B-flute. Outside size and sheet are calculated by the service from board thickness.

dieline.svgdie-cut for the printer and plotter: cut and crease as different lines
dieline.dxfthe same for CAD and cutting plotters, layers CUT and CREASE
template.pngartwork guide for the designer: labelled panels and the “up” direction

From size to file

Before — and now

Before

You send sizes to a sales rep and wait for a reply
The dieline is drawn by hand for your case
You check whether board thickness was included
Changes mean another round of emails

Now

Enter L × W × H in the configurator
See the box in 3D: flat, open, closed
Download SVG and DXF, plus the PNG guide for artwork
Take the file to the printer