Folding carton structures
Tuck-style carton structures can define front, back, side, top, bottom, flap, and glue-related geometry for a packaging-specific workflow.
Box templates
Box templates built for real packaging structures.
Choose a supported structure, set its finished dimensions, design on its generated flat layout, and preview the package using that template's own geometry and opening behavior.
Folding cartonPanel-specific geometry
MailerStructure-specific folds
Lid + boxIndependent opening behavior
One template = one structural system
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Lid and box structures
Two-part or lid-based packaging needs different opening logic and panel relationships than a folding carton, so it is treated as its own structure type.
Mailer-style packaging
Mailer and corrugated-style structures can use their own panel layout and folding behavior rather than inheriting carton assumptions.
Template-specific behavior
Dimensions, dieline geometry, panel mapping, folds, and opening behavior belong to each template so adding a new structure does not require changing the rules for every existing box.
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers before you start.
Useful details about this workflow, its current capabilities, and where production validation still matters.
01How many box templates are available?+
The template library is actively expanding. The Studio intentionally avoids publishing a fabricated template count; open the current template browser to see what is available now.
02Can I resize a template?+
Yes, supported templates can use editable finished dimensions.
03Do all templates open the same way?+
No. Opening and folding behavior is structure-specific.
04Can new structures be added later?+
Yes. The template architecture is designed so new structures can define their own geometry and behavior without hard-coding the entire Studio around one dieline.
05Can template dimensions be changed after artwork is added?+
Yes. Supported structures are dimension-driven, although major size changes can affect artwork placement and should be reviewed again in both 2D and 3D.
06Does each template have its own dieline?+
Each supported template defines the flat panel layout and geometry used by the Design workspace. The layout is generated from the Studio's own template rather than imported from an external dieline file.
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