
Packaging Design
Packaging Design Services
My packaging design services include 3D mockups, and graphic design for labels, tags, and boxes, ensuring consistent typography and color matching. I can help source eco-friendly materials and sustainable design options, with an emphasis on minimizing environmental impact. I provide high-quality 3D digital mockups for client approval, coordinate with print vendors for quality control, and prepare files for printing with prepress, bleeds, and colour proofs. I'll also work with your regulatory team to ensure compliance with relevant regulations like FDA and EU standards. Additionally, I offer packaging redesigns, rebranding for relaunches, and seasonal or limited-edition packaging to keep your designs fresh and aligned with trends..

The Fine Details
When designing packaging, every detail matters to balance aesthetics and functionality. Designers must choose materials that are both durable and sustainable while ensuring the product is protected. Textures, finishes, and printing techniques—like embossing or foil stamping—enhance the tactile and visual experience. Typography and color need to align with the brand's identity and be legible across different formats. Structural elements like ease of opening and resealability are crucial for practicality, while the placement of logos and barcodes should create a cohesive, appealing design that resonates with consumers.

Package Files
Transferring packaging files to vendors and clients requires careful attention to file formats, resolution, and organization. It's essential to provide high-resolution files, typically in formats like PDF, AI, or EPS, to ensure print quality and compatibility with production equipment. Designers should include all relevant design elements, such as dielines, color specifications (Pantone or CMYK), and any necessary fonts or images, ensuring they’re properly embedded or linked. It's also helpful to include a package file or a folder with organized assets and detailed instructions or notes about color matching, material finishes, and printing techniques. Clear communication and file organization reduce errors and streamline the production process.