Label or box?
Product form and the moment of sale drive the choice. Grapxo treats label and box as distinct modes — often used together in one brand system. Grapxo produces vectors from your brief, not image-gen art.
Choose label if…
If you are designing the primary face of a bottle, jar, or tube, start in label mode. See the label design page for legible hierarchy and print-oriented layout.
Choose box if…
If you need a folding carton, set, gift pack, or on-shelf box silhouette, think box mode and dieline. Box design and dieline pages cover the structural side.
Often both
In cosmetics and food, bottle labels and outer cartons share one language. The packaging design hub and category pages frame that combined need.
Clarify in the studio
Write form and goal via chat or brief; Grapxo produces dieline + vector artwork. The marketing site informs — work opens in the studio. Questions: merhaba@grapxo.com.
Frequently asked questions
Is a label enough for a bottle, or do I also need a box?
A label is often enough for the primary face of a bottle or jar. Add a carton (secondary pack) when you need an on-shelf box silhouette, a set, or a gift moment.
Can I do both in the same studio session?
You can name both needs in the brief; label and box are distinct studio modes that support one brand system. The flow is chat → brief → vector surface.
Is a dieline only required for boxes?
For folding cartons and similar structures, the dieline is central. Labels use a different cut/shape, but a print-oriented vector layout still matters.
Does Grapxo pick label or box automatically?
You clarify product form and goal in the brief. Grapxo is not an image model; it is a design engine that produces dieline + vector artwork from what you specify.
Where should I go if I am still unsure?
Use the criteria on this page, then open label design or box design. If it is still unclear, email merhaba@grapxo.com or continue in studio chat.