Compact, family and serving glass
The primary carton artwork stays editable. The companion carton and glass are embedded native models with their appearance baked in; edit them through their individual source files.
Original packaging example · BRIGHT OAT
A plant-drink identity, from compact carton to shipping case.
Compare the same original sky-blue and orange identity at two actual configured sizes. Inspect the cap and rear top fin, then place four family cartons into a native shipping-case presentation.
Explore the native scenes
BRIGHT OAT 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 the panel hierarchy
Read the front and back at both sizes, then inspect cap clearance and the rear top fin. The model does not include a factory longitudinal body seam. The size ladder carries no measured capacity claim.
Separate the printed wrap from the object
Carton SVG/PDF files describe artwork placement around the body. Cap geometry, barrier construction and filling machinery require a separate supplier specification.
Review the grouped handoff
Open the four-carton scene to inspect digital clearances inside the shipping case. The glass is a visual serving prop with a bounded native fill height.
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
Four family cartons in an open shipping case
The case remains editable; the four cartons are embedded native models. Inspect clearances in the saved scene and confirm a physical packed sample before production.
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.
Compact capped carton
50 × 40 × 125 mm reference body
Paper 170 technical guide substrate
Flat top, no waist, screw-cap fitment. Body height excludes the cap. Actual liquid capacity and carton production stock are not specified.
Family capped carton
70 × 70 × 205 mm reference body
Paper 170 technical guide substrate
The same editable identity on the larger reference body. This is a print-wrap guide, not an aseptic carton cutting or forming die.
Four-carton shipping case
160 × 160 × 230 mm inside
B-flute · b-flute
Native regular slotted case with original BRIGHT OAT artwork. Its dimensions are a design starting point for four family cartons, not transit or stacking validation.
Serving-glass prop
78 mm diameter × 110 mm high reference
Glass presentation; Paper 170 technical guide substrate
The saved liquidFill value is 72% of the visual cavity height. It is not measured beverage volume, a fluid simulation or a glass manufacturing specification.
Choose the handoff
Keep visual approval and production checks connected.
This visual packaging example does not establish aseptic processing, barrier performance, food-contact compliance, liquid capacity or shipping performance. Confirm carton materials, fitments, forming tools and filled-pack samples with the supplier.
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.
