Drint is a browser-based packaging design application built around the idea that a package should be designed on its actual die, at its actual size. Instead of drawing a flat template by hand, you choose a structure such as a tuck box, mailer, paper bag or label, enter length, width and height, and the dieline is generated for you. The same file then carries through to a folded 3D view and a print-ready export.
The core workflow has four steps: size it, design on the die, fold to 3D, and send to print. Every panel, glue flap and tuck is visible where it will print, and the 3D mockup folds exactly as the die is cut and creased while you draw. Export produces CMYK PDF/X-4 with the die kept on its own layer, which is the format many print shops expect. A library of structures covers tuck-end and mailer boxes, paper bags, rigid lid and base, gable-top cartons, sleeves, shipping cartons, jar labels, hang tags and more, plus flat items like posters, roll-ups, banners, menus and business cards.
It is aimed at packaging designers, small and independent brands, and print shops that want to move from concept to a press-ready file without juggling separate dieline, mockup and export tools. Marketing teams producing menus, table tents and event signage can also use the flat-format templates. Because it runs in the browser with no install, it suits teams that need to open a project quickly or share work across devices.
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