Jar labels, from mockup to the print file
Most jar mockups stop at a picture. Boxobox computes the label shape for your jar, puts your flat artwork on a 3D jar, and exports the file your printer needs, at 1:1 with bleed.
Why tapered jars are hard
Candle jars, cosmetic tubs and cups are often wider at the top. Their label is not a rectangle but an arc. A rectangular label climbs at one end, and artwork that is not bent to the arc ends up crooked. The usual fix is an online calculator for the outline, then bending the design by hand in a layout app.
How it works in Boxobox
- Enter the top and bottom diameters and the height of the labelled area.
- Boxobox computes the exact arc and places your flat artwork on it.
- Turn the 3D jar around to check the seam and every side.
- Export the 1:1 template (vector CMYK PDF and SVG, adjustable bleed, cut contour) and a proof, plus a PNG or a video for your client.