1. Enter dimensions
Choose a box structure, then use a preset or enter the finished width, height and depth in millimetres.
Packaging & printable tools
Box Dieline Generator
Generate multiple packaging dielines from real dimensions. Choose a carton structure, adjust width, height, depth, glue tab and bleed, then export SVG, PNG or PDF. Supported carton styles can also be previewed folding in 3D.
2D dieline preview
Sheet 400.0 × 288.0 mm
Cut Fold Glue Bleed
2. Preview the fold
Review structure-specific 2D production guides. Straight tuck, reverse tuck and cube cartons also include interactive 3D folding.
3. Export your dieline
Download vector SVG, raster PNG, or use the print flow to save a PDF from your browser.
About this folding box dieline
This generator supports straight tuck end, reverse tuck end, mailer, tray-and-lid, pillow and cube layouts. Each structure recalculates its own cut and fold geometry from your dimensions, with optional bleed and measurement guides.
The output is intended as a practical starting point for prototypes, mockups and printable packaging. Manufacturing tolerances, paper grain, material thickness, locking tabs and finishing requirements vary, so production dielines should be reviewed by your printer or packaging supplier before a commercial run.
Frequently asked questions
What is a box dieline?
A dieline is the flat cutting and folding layout used to turn a sheet of material into a finished package.
Can I use the SVG in Illustrator or Figma?
Yes. SVG is a vector format and can be imported into common vector-design tools for artwork placement and further editing.
What does bleed mean?
Bleed is extra artwork beyond the final cut edge. It helps avoid white gaps when printed material is trimmed.
Which box structures are available?
The generator includes straight tuck end, reverse tuck end, mailer, tray and lid, pillow, and cube carton layouts.
Does this include material thickness compensation?
Not yet. These layouts are practical starting points for prototyping; production compensation depends on stock and manufacturing process.
Can I save the dieline as PDF?
Yes. Use Print / Save PDF and choose your browser or operating system's Save as PDF destination.