How do you get dieline, label and sleeve from one brief?
One brief keeps brand language, colour and legal copy consistent across three surfaces. Grapxo outputs vector per surface—it is not an image generator.
Why one brief?
Separate briefs drift: logos shift, pantones change, language copy diverges. Shared language lives in one brief; each surface still gets its own dieline measurements.
Step by step (HowTo)
1) Product and component sizes. 2) Surface list (box / label / sleeve). 3) Shared brand fields. 4) Dieline notes per surface. 5) Printer and stock notes. 6) Output check in Studio. Order: box/dieline sizes first, then label and sleeve.
What the output set includes
Print-ready dieline (SVG/PDF logic), label cut and sleeve cut with consistent layer names. Sizes and stock are not invented—brief and supplier notes win.
Next step in Grapxo
Open the studio from the packaging design page. Grapxo is a vector engine, not an image generator. The brief template, layered vector checklist and sleeve + box + label pages are also useful. Questions: info@grapxo.com
Frequently asked questions
Is one brief enough?
Yes for shared language; each surface still needs its own dieline sizes.
What order?
Box/dieline sizes first, then label and sleeve.
Does Grapxo print all three at once?
It produces vector outputs from the surface list; printing happens at the plant. It is not an image generator.
Start producing in the studio
Write your brief and let Grapxo produce a print-ready vector surface.