Clear or opaque label?
Clear labels show bottle and product color; opaque/white grounds lock brand and type. State the stock in the brief—Grapxo does not invent materials.
Show the bottle vs cover it
Beverages and serums often want clear. Opaque wins on colored or uneven bottles when readability and color control matter.
Print limits
Clear stock may need opaque white underprints. Opaque grounds take color more directly. Plan contrast for legal lines.
With wrap labels
A 360 wrap can be clear or opaque; overlap and seam rules still apply. See the wrap label page.
Next step in Grapxo
Open the studio from the label design page. The wrap label, cream jar label and label vs box pages are also useful. Questions: info@grapxo.com
Frequently asked questions
Is clear always premium?
No. Bottle color and whether you want to show contents decide it.
Will legal copy read on clear?
Plan contrast and white patches where needed.
Does Grapxo choose stock?
You and the printer. The engine keeps the design as vector.
Start producing in the studio
Write your brief and let Grapxo produce a print-ready vector surface.