Box and carton dieline templates
Create folding cartons, ecommerce mailers, one-piece folders and common corrugated slotted cases.
Create a rectangular label template at the exact finished width and height, with configurable corner radius, bleed and safe margins for packaging artwork.
Create a free dielineUse the same artboard size as this dieline. SVG gives the sharpest preview; PNG, JPG and WebP also work.
Overlay a production SVG on this generated dieline to check scale, page size and obvious structural differences. The file never leaves this browser.
Use a linework-only SVG where possible. Artwork, scripts and external references are removed before display.
Grid estimate only. Converters nest with common knife lines, grain and press constraints, so confirm yields and pricing with your supplier.
Checking against: Rectangle label · 90 × 140 mm flat · 3 mm bleed
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Confirm the applicator tolerance, corner radius, unwind direction, gap and roll specification with the label supplier.
A dieline is the flat blueprint for a package. It identifies the cut, fold, crease, perforation, bleed, safe and glue areas that packaging artwork must follow.
Select a folding carton, mailer, corrugated box, label, hang tag, sachet or stand-up pouch starting structure.
Set the inside or outside size in millimetres or inches, then adjust bleed, safe margins, stock and structure-specific controls.
Check the flat and folded views, compare an optional supplier SVG, preview your artwork on a private 3D mockup, then download SVG, PDF, DXF or PNG.
Start with common packaging structures and download files that remain editable in design, prepress and CAD software.
Create folding cartons, ecommerce mailers, one-piece folders and common corrugated slotted cases.
Generate rectangle, round, oval and wrap labels, a configurable hang tag, flat sachet or stand-up pouch artwork guide.
Keep named vector and CAD layers for cut, fold, perforation, bleed, safe areas, dimensions and panel labels at 1:1 scale.
Upload a finished SVG, PNG, JPG or WebP and rotate the packaging mockup without sending the artwork to a server.
Overlay a printer or converter SVG, calibrate its document width and inspect alignment without uploading the file to GoVisually.
Answers about dieline templates, dimensions, export formats and production use.
Yes. Adjust the corner-radius control while keeping the finished width, height, bleed and safe area editable.
A packaging dieline is the flat, unfolded template that shows where a box, label or pouch will be cut, folded, creased, perforated and glued. Designers place artwork against these guides before the package is printed and converted.
Yes. You can create and preview as many custom dielines as you need. One email verification unlocks SVG, PDF, DXF and PNG downloads on the current browser; it does not create a GoVisually account.
No. It is a customizable dieline starting file built from the dimensions and settings you provide. Your printer or converter must still confirm stock caliper, crease allowances, closures, tooling and equipment-specific tolerances before production.
The generator includes 19 structures across folding cartons, winged and tab-lock mailers, one-piece folders, RSC, FOL, HSC, multi-depth and CSSC corrugated cases, tray-and-lid packs, labels, hang tags, sachets and stand-up pouches.
The DXF is written in millimetres with separate CUT, FOLD, PERFORATION, BLEED, SAFE_AREA, DIMENSIONS and PANEL_LABELS layers. Curves are exported as CAD-compatible circles or polylines.
Inside size describes the usable cavity of a finished box. Outside size describes its finished exterior. When you choose inside size, the generator applies a nominal stock-thickness allowance to the structural panels. Your converter should confirm the final caliper and crease allowances.
Yes. Your latest dieline configuration is saved in the current browser. The Share control copies a URL containing the template, dimensions and all structure-specific production settings.
Yes. The 3D artwork mockup reads your SVG, PNG, JPG or WebP file and maps it onto the package entirely inside your browser. The artwork is not sent to GoVisually or stored on a server, and it is discarded when the browser tab closes. The result is a concept mockup, not a production proof.
Yes. The Compare file view overlays a printer, converter or supplier SVG on the generated dieline. You can calibrate the supplier document width, adjust scale, position, rotation and opacity, and inspect obvious discrepancies. The SVG is sanitised and processed only in your browser. This visual comparison does not replace converter approval.
Compare revisions, collect feedback, run artwork checks and keep every approval in one place.