Dropper and airless box brief
The box starts from bottle/pump dimensions. Dropper neck, airless piston height, and cap silhouette belong in the brief. Grapxo is a vector engine—not an image generator.
Component first
State dropper, airless, or pump on line one. Without net ml and bottle diameter×height, inner clearance guesses are risky; Grapxo will not invent measurements.
Brief fields
Product type, net ml, bottle Ø×H, cap type, carton style (tuck-end / special), window yes/no, insert, language, and printer notes—treat it as a checklist.
Common mistakes
Approximate bottle size, logos without bleed, windows drawn off-dieline, and treating Grapxo as an image model. Add a physical sample or supplier drawing when you can.
Next step in Grapxo
Open the studio from the cosmetic packaging page and paste your sizes. The serum and cream box, dieline and print-ready dieline pages are also useful. Questions: info@grapxo.com
Frequently asked questions
Are airless and dropper boxes the same?
No. Height and cap silhouette differ—keep separate briefs.
Who provides measurements?
Brand or supplier. Grapxo does not invent bottle or pump sizes.
When use a window?
When product visibility matters. Plan the cut in the dieline and confirm with your printer.
Start producing in the studio
Write your brief and let Grapxo produce a print-ready vector surface.