Design packaging from a brief
Produce label, box, and packaging designs by describing them; choose a direction, refine it, and turn it into a production-ready output.
Not an image generator — a design engine. Every output is dimensioned, layered, and repeatable vector work.
- Brand
- MERİDYEN
- Sector
- Perfume
- Product
- Eau de Parfum
One brief, many outputs
Changing format does not redraw the design DNA; it re-registers it onto a new surface. The six elements stay fixed, the field changes.
Brief
“Matt black label, copper foil, archival typography — for a perfume.”
Design DNA
- 01House mark
- 02Wordmark
- 03Foil rule
- 04Product line
- 05Volume
- 06Legal block
Outputs
What you design
Box design
Structure plus graphics for tuck-end, auto-bottom, and custom forms.
Label design
Readable, print-tolerant layouts for bottles, jars, and product labels.
Dieline
Cut, fold, and glue lines expressed in production language.
Revision loop
Brief → generate → revise. A repeatable workflow measured in credits.
Built for production
From a short brief to exportable structure — not a mood board.
- 01
Brief
Write or talk through the brief; product, form, and tone land in one text.
- 02
Dieline
Cut, fold, and glue lines expressed in production language.
- 03
Print-ready vector
The engine produces a print-ready surface; output is vector-first.
Production-ready output
Every output is defined with its cut, fold, and glue lines; surface and structure advance in the same file.
- Cut
- Fold
- Glue
Service pages
Go deeper by product type; every page links into the studio.
Start producing in the studio
Write your brief and let Grapxo produce a print-ready vector surface. Credits and packs live inside the studio.