Drinks & labels
Drink packaging and bottle-label guide
Choose the supplied bottle or can first, then design its label or decoration area and any secondary pack. A container body, a wrap label and a multipack carrier describe different production tasks even when they appear together in one scene.
Browse drinks & labels templates →Start with a product brief
- Get the supplier’s printable area and seam or overlap specification.
- Measure the complete closed container before sizing a carton or carrier.
- Keep variable data and codes away from seams, folds and the intended grip area.
Compare relevant structures and products
The catalog currently includes 1,034 matching templates and named sizes. The groups below are useful starting points; coordinated brand sets are counted separately.
| Group and count | An editable starting point | Download purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Bottles & jars 350 templates and sizes | Soda PET 500 ml Browse this group | label template |
| Cans & tins 45 templates and sizes | Tallboy 16 oz Browse this group | label template |
| Carriers & multipacks 96 templates and sizes | Flat inline three-bottle carrier Browse this group | dieline |
| Labels & tags 113 templates and sizes | Domed sticker Browse this group | dieline |
A supplied product model provides artwork areas. A packaging structure provides the corresponding dieline. Check the individual template page before preparing a production handoff.
Materials and supplier checks
Compare the label stocks or decoration surfaces available for the selected object. Confirm the actual adhesive, printing method and handling conditions with the supplier. Shrink-film artwork needs the supplier’s distortion and process proof.
Have the brand’s responsible reviewer approve beverage information and claims. Validate label application, filled-carrier strength and production colour on real samples; the preview does not certify those results.
Choose the tool for the job
Match the next task to its workflow before choosing a template or buying a plan.
| Your task | Start here | Why it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Use a bottle or can print area | Artwork and layers workflow | Place the design on the selected component and inspect the seam. |
| Create a multipack carrier | Dieline generator | Select a carrier structure and check it against the actual containers. |
| Compare beverage variants | SKU batch workflow | Render each approved variant with consistent framing for review. |
Check current plans and export access before purchasing. Production suitability and supplier approval remain separate from the visual proof.
Follow the workflow
Common questions
Is a bottle label template a bottle manufacturing drawing?
No. It describes the printed component on a supplied bottle. Container forming, closure and tooling specifications remain with the bottle supplier.
Can I use the same artwork on a wrap label and shrink sleeve?
Treat them as separate production layouts. Their seams, print areas and process allowances differ; use the supplier’s approved outline and proof for each.