Put your own design on the box
This is the part other template sites do not do. Add a picture — a logo, a photo, a pattern — drag it onto the drawing, and it prints on the finished box. It is trimmed to the cut outline automatically, so nothing spills off the edge of the card, and it goes into the PDF as a real embedded image rather than a screenshot.
Your picture never leaves your computer. It is read, resized and drawn entirely inside your browser, because there is no server here to upload it to.
Free, and free in the way you actually mean
No account. No email address. No “3 free downloads then sign up”. No limit on how many you make. Every format — PDF, SVG, DXF, PNG — on every template, to any size you like, for personal use (the licence says what that covers). Nothing is stamped across your design either: just a small line in the margin, outside the cut lines.
The whole tool is a single page of JavaScript that runs in your browser, which is why it is fast, why it works with the connection off, and why it costs nothing to give away.
Pick a shape, type your size, print it
Every template is drawn to the measurements you type in. Solid lines are cuts, dashed lines are folds. Print the PDF at 100% and one millimetre on screen is one millimetre on paper.
Works with whatever you are already using
Most people arrive here in the middle of making something else — a Canva design, a Cricut project, a quote from a printer. Every template downloads in four formats, so it drops into what you already have open.
Tap a format to see where it goes.
- to print at home or hand to a print shop. It prints at the exact size, with the “print at 100%” reminder on the sheet.
- SVG
- for Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity and Cricut Design Space. Cut and fold lines stay separate, so a cutter can score the folds.
- DXF
- for Silhouette Studio and laser cutters — including the free Silhouette Basic, which opens DXF but not SVG.
- PNG at 300 dpi
- to upload into Canva, Photoshop or Procreate and design on top.
Getting a box that actually fits
- Print at 100%. In the print dialog choose “Actual size”, never “Fit to page”, or every measurement comes out wrong.
- Measure your board. Printer paper is about 0.1 mm, thin card 0.3 mm, cereal-box card 0.5 mm, corrugated board 3 mm or more. The templates use this to size the flaps and tucks. 0.3 mm
- Score before folding. Run an empty ballpoint or a bone folder along every dashed line. Card folded without scoring cracks on the outside of the bend.
- Sizes are internal. Enter the space you need inside the box.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes, for personal use, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. The licence says what personal use covers.
Can I use the boxes commercially?
The free licence is for personal use: gifts, crafts, school projects and test samples. Packaging for products you sell, selling the boxes and client work need a commercial licence. It will come with the paid plans; until then, ask for one by email. The licence says so in plain English.
Can I put my own design on the box?
Yes. Add a picture in the Artwork panel and drag it into place. It is trimmed to the outline so nothing prints off the card.
Which file should I download?
PDF to print at home. SVG for Inkscape or Illustrator. DXF for a Cricut, Silhouette or laser cutter. PNG if you just want a picture.