Frequently asked questions
Short answers on Grapxo, the studio, and design rights.
What is Grapxo?
Grapxo is one product: a packaging design studio and design engine under a single name. This marketing site informs; production happens in the studio.
Is the output really print-ready?
The engine produces a vector surface with dieline logic. A CMYK (FOGRA39) PDF/X-4 print file is included as well; material, specialty finishes and colour approval still need project-specific validation with your printer.
How do design rights work?
One design right covers one product's design: a brand, a product, a box or label structure. The first design uses 1 right. In a project where a right has been used, changing the design and bringing new designs are free. You can re-download the same design for free as many times as you like. After you have paid, small corrections to the same product are also free, 10 times every 30 days. A new brand, product or structure counts as a new product. Rate limits apply to prevent abuse. Rights come with the plans (Starter, Pro, Agency; monthly or yearly). A plan's monthly rights expire at the end of the month; on Pro, unused rights carry over for 1 month if the plan renews without a break. Payment completes in your account panel.
What if I run out of rights?
While your plan is active you can add design rights one at a time; the price is on the pricing page (not needed on Agency, where design is unlimited; fair use is 300 a month). Without a plan, choose one first.
Can I try without an account?
No — designing requires an account. Sign up; 1 design right loads into your account for your first design, and if we ask you to verify your email, check your inbox for the link.
Is it suitable for agencies?
Yes — especially when you need a clear brief and fast variants. Final client approval and printer checks remain yours.
Is there a Turkish version?
Yes — Turkish is the default locale at the site root (no /tr prefix). English pages live under /en.
Start producing in the studio
Write your brief and let Grapxo produce a print-ready vector surface.