The complete six-can carrier
The carrier structure and artwork remain editable. Six native can models are embedded as companions; use the can project to revise their label artwork.
Original packaging example · CURRENT WORKS
One beverage identity, from single can to loaded carrier.
Use cobalt and coral to connect the single can and multipack. Inspect the handle and cells, compare the flat carrier with its folded state and review the full six-can presentation.
Explore the native scenes
CURRENT WORKS is a fictional example identity. Native proofs establish the saved digital appearance; supplier specifications and physical samples establish production suitability.
Three decisions before the handoff.
Compare single and multipack
Read the can artwork beside the loaded carrier. Keep the unit identity recognizable while giving the carrier its own large brand panel.
Inspect the handle and cell layout
Review the native handle detail and folded panels. The saved structure uses six cells and partitions; visual clearance does not establish carrying strength.
Follow the digital folding sequence
Compare the flat carrier and intermediate fold views with the loaded scene. This is a digital assembly concept; confirm gluing, reinforcement and real loaded handling with the converter.
Review the parts together.
Each link imports a new copy of the saved native scene, including its embedded companion assets. Sign in to use the editor. Keep the individual source projects below for companion artwork changes.
Open this native scene
A single unit beside the multipack
Review visual hierarchy and scale together. Embedded cans retain baked artwork; the separate source preserves editable can layers.
Native motion proof
Inspect the range around the model.
This rotation is rendered from the saved native motion scene. It communicates artwork placement and digital geometry; it is not a manufacturing or performance test.
Inspect each part and its flat artwork.
Saved projects retain original layers and dimensions. Editable SVG keeps live text; outlined SVG and PDF are flat proofs. Their purpose depends on the part: object placement guides, lidding artwork, label artwork or structural board files.
Six-can paperboard carrier
210 × 146 × 170 mm configuration
Kraft 350 · kraft-350
Six cells, partitions and handle; 66 mm can diameter setting, 1.5 mm cell-clearance setting and 70 mm wall height. Overall height reaches the handle top. No physical load rating is implied.
Single beverage can
66 mm diameter × 122 mm high reference
Gloss label · label-gloss
Original CURRENT WORKS artwork on the native can. The flat files describe the printed label area; the stock setting belongs to that artwork component, not the metal container.
From flat panels to folded carrier.
Five native fold states show the same configured carrier. This is a folding visualization, not a validated gluing or factory assembly sequence.
Choose the handoff
Keep visual approval and production checks connected.
The native structure is a design starting point, not a certified carrier. Confirm paperboard grain, glue, handle reinforcement, cell fit and loaded physical performance with the converter. Artwork, digital bounds and a rotation video do not validate load capacity.
The downloadable example files are provided here for review. The live editor supports native project saving; production SVG/PDF exports require Pro. PSD and Photoshop smart-object files are not included.
Original creative direction
Keep the concept with its source.
The original AI-generated panel photography is separate from the editable typography in the native projects. The photographic lead image uses this artwork as a reference; product geometry, food, materials, scale and the setting are illustrative. Use the native proofs above to review the actual saved configuration.
