Features / JETDIELINE

See how many blanks fit on one sheet

The layout on the print sheet determines material use and price. JetDieline shows the sheet layout and estimates costs before you request a quote.

Calculate the sheet layout

You choose a sheet format, and the app arranges the blanks. It takes into account gaps, gripper margins and the grain direction of the material. The result shows how many ups fit on one sheet and how much area stays unused.

Nesting saves material

Blanks can be rotated and staggered into one another. For many shapes, more ups fit on the same sheet. The app shows both layouts side by side for comparison.

Estimate costs early

A cost estimate is derived from the number of sheets, the material price and the run size. It helps you compare sizes and runs. A binding quote comes from your printer.

At a glance

Sheet layout with gaps and grain direction
Nested layout for comparison
Cost estimate from sheet count, material and run size
An estimate, not a binding quote

Frequently asked questions

What does “up” mean?

An up is a single blank on the print sheet. The more ups fit on one sheet, the less material you need per pack.

Can I give the sheet layout to my printer?

Yes, as a suggestion. The final layout is set by the printer, because it knows the press, tooling and material format.

What you should know

JetDieline supports you with construction, design and checks. It does not replace approval by your printer or a built sample. On-screen and 3D displays are not colour-accurate.