Flat, stand-up and spout pouches show the surfaces for your design. Keep important design elements clear of sealing margins and spout areas. Agree film structure, seams and leak resistance with the packaging manufacturer.
4Constructions, components and assemblies
Individual components are shown separately. Different sizes and stored template versions are not additional packaging shapes.
This template calculates the print mask for a flat pouch with a three-side seal. Front and back share one print sheet with a bottom fold. Side and top seams are seal zones; optional additions include a zipper, tear notch, and hanging hole. The drawing is not an approved die-cutting contour for film.
The stand-up pouch receives a print mask comprising the front, inserted W-shaped bottom gusset, and back. Side seam, top seam, Doyen corners, and zipper band remain documented as seal zones. Pouch width and height are outside dimensions; the bottom gusset is a separate parameter. The calculated print sheet does not yet confirm standing stability.
The spout pouch print mask adds a sealed-in spout to the stand-up pouch. Choose the top right corner or the center of the top edge and enter the inside diameter. The spout's boat-shaped flange is part of the seal zones; the drawing documents its position, not confirmed component fit.
The drink pouch template shows a stand-up bottom print mask with a marked straw puncture point on the front. The starting profile has a wider top seal than the simple stand-up variant. Width, height, bottom gusset, and puncture point are set separately; calculated fill volume is not part of the model.