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Find the right packaging shape and fit it to your product

You start with a finished construction instead of a blank canvas. The catalog contains 113 entries. After choosing one, you enter your dimensions, and the dieline adjusts.

A catalog instead of a blank page

The catalog includes 108 constructions and 5 multi-part assemblies, sorted into 14 families. These include folding cartons, corrugated shipping boxes, mailers, sleeves, trays, displays, envelopes, labels, pouches, and rigid boxes. You filter by 15 applications, for example food, cosmetics, or shipping.

Enter dimensions, recalculate the dieline

Every template is parametric. You change length, width, and height, and the cut and crease lines are recalculated. You define whether a dimension refers to the inside, the outside, or the crease line. This keeps it clear what will actually fit in the box.

From product to box

The product fit calculator starts from the product. You enter the product dimension and the desired clearance and get the matching box dimensions. Units are millimeters, centimeters, and inches.

At a glance

113 catalog entries: 108 constructions and 5 assemblies
14 families and 15 applications as filters
Dimension reference selectable: inside, outside, or crease-to-crease dimension
Units: millimeters, centimeters, and inches

Frequently asked questions

Can I set a template to any dimension?

Each template has a sensible dimension range. If an input makes the construction unusable, the check shows a finding with an explanation. Confirm the actual manufacturability with your printer.

Are the templates named after a standard?

The constructions are original templates. For corrugated board, some are based on common FEFCO styles and resemble them. The binding reference is your printer's dimension sheet.

What you should know

JetDieline supports you with construction, design, and checking. It does not replace approval by your printer or a built sample. Screen and 3D displays are not color-accurate.