What's included

• Final Design Files

  -Vector Files: AI (Adobe Illustrator), EPS, and PDF formats. These are essential for high-quality printing and scalability. -Raster Files: High-resolution PNG, JPG, and TIFF formats for digital use and proofs.

• Die Lines/Cut Lines

  Die line templates showing the exact layout, folds, cuts, and bleed areas for printing and cutting.

• Mockups

  -High-quality 3D renderings of the packaging design to visualize how the final product will look. -Physical mockups or prototypes, if applicable and requested by the client

• Color Specifications

  -CMYK color values for print use. -Pantone (PMS) colors if specified for precise color matching. -RGB and Hex codes for digital presentations

• Typography

  Fonts used in the design, with details on where to purchase or download them if they are not custom.

• Print-Ready Files

  Files prepared according to the printer’s specifications, including correct resolution, color profiles, bleed, and trim marks.

• Packaging Layouts

  Multiple layout versions, if applicable (e.g., front, back, sides of a box)

• Branding Elements

  Logo placement guidelines and other branding elements as part of the packaging design. Consistency guidelines for maintaining brand identity across different packaging

• Instructions for Assembly

  Clear instructions or diagrams on how to assemble the packaging if it involves complex folds or parts.

• Packaging Copy

  Finalized text and typography, including product descriptions, ingredients, legal information, and any other required content.

• Material Specifications

  Recommendations for materials (e.g., type of paper or plastic) to be used for printing to ensure the desired quality and durability.

• Additional Assets

  Any additional graphic elements created for the packaging, such as icons, patterns, or illustrations

• Backup of All Files

  A compressed file (ZIP) containing all the deliverables for easy download and future reference