Packaging artwork
Apply a visual direction to the printer’s supplied box, sleeve, pouch, or other agreed dieline.
Design files and agreed exports. Implementation is a separate scope.
Once the individual request becomes active. Content readiness and feedback can affect timing.
What you can request
Apply a visual direction to the printer’s supplied box, sleeve, pouch, or other agreed dieline.
Typical handoff
An approved packaging artwork direction, refined for the agreed use and supplied in the formats we confirm in the brief. Editable source files, alternate sizes, or additional versions can be included when agreed at the start.
What to bring
Supply final copy, dimensions, vendor templates or dielines, brand files, and production requirements. Design and artwork preparation are scoped here; manufacturing, installation, printing, and regulatory approval are handled separately.
How it fits the partnership
Request this on its own or as a stage within a larger module. We confirm scope and timing, then work through one active request at a time. Related formats and variations are prioritized in the queue rather than assumed to be a single small task.
Typical specifications
Files & handoff. Production PDF using your approved supplier dieline, plus a flat JPG/PNG proof.
Setup. Supply final dimensions, dieline, substrate, print process, required legal copy, and finishing instructions.
Limits. No dieline engineering, structural packaging, complex multi-SKU rollout, or 3D rendering.
Ready to start
0 of 4 reviewedUse this to prepare your request. We confirm scope and readiness together.
Before this becomes active
Can follow at the agreed stage
- A physical proof after the printer accepts the approved artwork.
- Supplier production and installation after final sign-off; handled separately.
Personal checklist only. Ticks are not saved or sent, and do not start the delivery estimate.
Copying a template does not submit a request.