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Drint
Packaging design software: dielines, 3D mockups, print files
Drint is packaging design software in the browser. Pick a structure or a FEFCO / ECMA code, type the size, and design straight on a real dieline while the 3D mockup folds as you draw. Export print-ready CMYK PDF/X-4 with cut and crease lines, plus finishing files for foil, spot UV and embossing. About a thousand ready mockups for boxes, bags, cartons, cans and labels, in 14+ languages. Free to start.
I'm a packaging designer at a print shop in Vietnam. Clients often can't picture the finished box from a flat PDF, and mockup sites look nice but don't give me a die I can actually print.
So I built Drint: you pick a structure (or a FEFCO / ECMA code), type the size, design right on the die, and the 3D box folds as you go. When it's approved, you export a CMYK PDF with cut and crease lines the print shop can use as-is.
It's free to start. I'd love feedback from anyone who designs or prints packaging: what's the one thing that slows you down most?
New today: Drint now works inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and any MCP client.
Add https://drint.io/mcp as a connector, then ask things like: • "Find kraft paper bag mockups" → a grid of 3D mockups in the chat • "FEFCO 0201 carton, 400 × 300 × 250 mm, PDF" → a print-ready dieline • "Open my tea box project in 3D" → your own design, with your artwork
Mockups need no account. Guide: drint.io/help/mcp
the flat pdf to finished box gap is real
having the mockup fold while u move the artwork should make it easier to catch text landing on a crease before anything goes to print
About Drint on Product Hunt
“Packaging design software: dielines, 3D mockups, print files”
Drint was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #24 on the daily leaderboard. Drint is packaging design software in the browser. Pick a structure or a FEFCO / ECMA code, type the size, and design straight on a real dieline while the 3D mockup folds as you draw. Export print-ready CMYK PDF/X-4 with cut and crease lines, plus finishing files for foil, spot UV and embossing. About a thousand ready mockups for boxes, bags, cartons, cans and labels, in 14+ languages. Free to start.
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Nguyễn Thành Dân
Hi everyone,
I'm a packaging designer at a print shop in Vietnam. Clients often can't picture the finished box from a flat PDF, and mockup sites look nice but don't give me a die I can actually print.
So I built Drint: you pick a structure (or a FEFCO / ECMA code), type the size, design right on the die, and the 3D box folds as you go. When it's approved, you export a CMYK PDF with cut and crease lines the print shop can use as-is.
It's free to start. I'd love feedback from anyone who designs or prints packaging: what's the one thing that slows you down most?