Define the packaging first
Choose the structure, finished size, units, material, and formation before artwork decisions get locked into the wrong proportions.
3D Box Studio combines the box setup, 2D packaging artwork workspace, and interactive 3D review so a design can move from panel layout to client-ready preview without rebuilding the mockup.
This embedded view is the working 3D Box Studio—not a concept dashboard. Open it full-screen when you want to edit.
Choose the structure, finished size, units, material, and formation before artwork decisions get locked into the wrong proportions.
Work on the flat layout with uploads, layers, crop, resize, rotation, and exact positioning.
Move to Preview & Download to inspect the design around edges, corners, lids, and flaps.
Return to the artwork, make a change, and review the updated package from the same project.
Keep the project in your account and send a preview link when stakeholders need to inspect the result.
Useful details about this workflow, its current capabilities, and where production validation still matters.
No. The Studio includes its own artwork placement and transform workflow. You can still prepare source artwork in another design tool if you prefer.
No. It focuses on packaging layout, visual editing, and 3D review. Final production artwork and structural validation may still involve specialist tools and printer requirements.
Yes. The product workflow is designed around a flat Design workspace and a 3D Preview & Download workspace using the same project state.
Yes. Supported box structures provide the geometry and layout used by the Studio.
Yes. The current V2 Studio supports finished dimensions in millimeters and inches for supported structures.
Yes. Saved designs can create separate preview links for review without handing over the editable project.
Choose a structure, set the size, add artwork, and review the result in your browser.
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