Design the box.
See it fold.
Ship the dieline.

PacFully is the packaging studio where the dieline and the 3D mockup are the same model — change a dimension and both rebuild in front of you.

11 parametric templates · 6 dieline-capable structures · PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF & DXF export

Preparing the studio…

The Mailer Box, rendered live by the editor’s own engine — drag to orbit.

3D Mockup Generator

Artwork that wraps like the real thing

Upload your design and watch it land panel-by-panel on the actual structure — folds, creases, bleed zones and all. Dial in kraft, cardboard, or corrugated; finish matte, gloss, soft-touch, or foil; relight with HDRI studio presets. Lids open, drawers slide, and every angle renders in real time.

Open the mockup gallery

Dieline Maker

Millimetres in, print-ready vectors out

Every structure is parametric. Type width, height, and depth — decimal precision — and the dieline redraws itself by manufacturing logic, not by stretching a drawing.

  • Solid cut lines and dashed creases on separate layers
  • Bleed guides, glue tabs, and dust flaps placed automatically
  • Material thickness from 0.2 to 1 mm, in cardboard, kraft, or corrugated
  • Exports as SVG, press-ready PDF, and CAD-friendly DXF
Open the dieline library

Real-time 2D↔3D sync

One model, two views, zero drift

The flat dieline and the folded 3D pack are generated from the same parameters. Edit either side of the split view and the other updates instantly — what folds is what ships, so structural surprises die before the printer ever sees them.

Try the editor

Developer API

The whole engine, over REST

List templates, generate dielines, and queue renders from your own stack — the same parametric engine the editor runs on. The routes and payloads are documented today; API keys arrive with the api milestone.

Read the developer docs
terminal
curl http://localhost/api/v1/templates \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PACFULLY_KEY"

# → { "id": "mailer-box", "name": "Mailer Box",
#     "defaultDimensions": { "widthMm": 230, … } }

Every category, counted

No stock libraries, no filler. 11 parametric structures across 9 categories — each one resizable to the fraction of a millimetre.

View all 11 templates

1 more category arrives with the next catalog drop — Labels & Sleeves is first in line.

Three steps, one sitting

01

Pick a structure

Choose from 11 parametric templates — mailers, tuck-end cartons, rigid drawer boxes, bottles, cans, pouches, and tubes. Every one rebuilds from your dimensions.

02

Make it yours

Type exact millimetre dimensions, pick kraft, cardboard, or corrugated, add a matte, gloss, soft-touch, or foil finish — then drop artwork on the panels and relight the scene.

03

Export everything

Print-ready PDF and DXF dielines, up-to-4K PNG and JPG renders, and shareable 3D links — each button labeled with the plan it needs before you click.

Built to fix what packaging tools get wrong

Export gates, stated up front

Every export button names the plan it needs before you click it. You will never finish a design and then meet the paywall.

True vector dielines

Real vector PDF, DXF, and SVG with a documented ±0.5 mm tolerance — cut, crease, and bleed on separate layers. Not a screenshot of a dieline.

Honest pricing

Monthly and annual sit side by side on one page. No countdown timers, no fake discounts, no dark patterns.

No vaporware AI

Features still in the lab are labeled “coming soon” — never half-shipped behind a glowing button.

Straight from the catalog

Counted, not invented

Every figure on this page is computed from the live template catalog — the same data the editor and the api serve. No stock logos, no invented quotes.

11

Parametric templates

Each one rebuilds from your dimensions — no stock models.

6

Dieline-capable structures

Cut, crease, and bleed on separate vector layers.

9

Packaging categories

Boxes, bottles, cans, pouches, and tubes.

PNG · JPG · SVG · PDF · DXF

Export formats

Renders up to 4K; dielines press-ready with ±0.5 mm tolerance.

Fold your first box tonight.

Free tier, no credit card. The export gates are printed on the buttons — what you see is what you get.