Packaging design software for small brands
Packaging does two jobs at once: it protects the product and it sells it on the shelf. Grapxo draws both from one brief, the structure with its dieline at true millimetres and the print face laid on top, so artwork and dieline stay in step.
What we offer
Handle boxes, labels, and related dieline needs in one flow. Write or talk through the brief; the engine produces a print-ready surface. Output is vector-first — not random image generation.
Who it’s for
Cosmetics, food, electronics accessories, and retail brands; agencies and in-house design teams. Ideal when you want clear structure and graphics before prototyping. Small and mid-sized brands that package their own product, such as food, cosmetics, perfume, candle, coffee, honey and olive oil brands, use it to keep a brief tight and produce variants quickly.
What you get
Every design leaves as print files: a CMYK PDF/X-4 (FOGRA39) print file, and the dieline as SVG and DXF with cut, crease and perforation on separate layers. Bleed and safe area are fixed at 3 mm, and type is converted to outlines, so the file looks the same on your printer’s computer. New to dielines? Start with the dieline guide.
Box, label, pouch, tube and bottle
The same engine draws folding cartons and other box types, labels, pouches and tubes, each on its own dieline at true millimetres. A product that needs both a label and a box comes from one brief, so the two share one brand system; label vs box helps if you are still deciding. See engine output examples to check the result before you start.
How it compares
Choosing a tool? See how Grapxo differs from Canva and Pacdora, and when an AI engine or a design agency is the better fit. Plans and pricing are on one page: plans and pricing.
Next step
Open a project in the studio, pick a product type, and run a first generation. Plans are on the pricing page; payment completes in your account panel.
Frequently asked questions
How does Grapxo produce packaging?
You clarify the need via chat or a brief; Grapxo produces a vector surface on a dieline. It is a design engine, not an image-generation model. Real work opens in the studio.
Is the output vector or an image?
Output is vector-first. There is no random image generation; a paneled surface and dieline logic are preserved.
Who is it for?
Cosmetics, food, accessories, and retail brands; agencies and in-house teams. Use the studio when you want structure and graphics before prototyping.
Where do I see pricing?
Plans and design-right prices are on the pricing page; payment completes in your account panel. This site informs.
Start producing in the studio
Write your brief and let Grapxo produce a print-ready vector surface.