If you want packaging that actually helps sell your product, start here. Our focus on brand product packaging box design means we don’t just make things pretty — we design boxes, pouches and labels that tell your story, follow Amazon rules, and convert browsers into buyers.
Why packaging still matters (even on Amazon)
Packaging is the first physical handshake between your brand and the customer. It sets expectations about quality, delivers crucial information, and can be the deciding factor at checkout. For Amazon sellers, packaging also affects unboxing photos, return rates, and compliance with marketplace requirements.
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What our packaging and label services deliver
- Innovative Packaging Design — eye-catching, brand-aligned boxes and pouches that grab attention on shelves and in thumbnails.
- Impactful Label Creation — from bold graphics to textured finishes, labels that communicate clearly and look premium.
- Compliance & Readability Support — we make sure ingredients, nutrition, barcodes and regulatory text are clear and compliant.
- 3D Mockups — realistic visuals so you can see how a design reads at scale before printing.
- Print-Ready Files — layered, bleed-aware files set for production to avoid costly delays.
Services we commonly provide
Whether you’re a snack company, a cosmetics startup, or a pet food brand, we handle:
- Box design (retail and mailer-style boxes)
- Pouch design (zipper and stand-up pouches)
- Label design (jars, cans, tubes)
- Sleeves and wraps
- Amazon packaging and listing visuals including A+ content and infographics
How the design process works (simple and collaborative)
1. Brand discovery
We start by asking the right questions: target customer, retail environment, shelf competitors, legal copy, and printing specs. This step keeps everything aligned with your business goals.
2. Concepting
We present multiple visual directions — different color palettes, typography, and material suggestions — so you can choose a lane that suits your brand voice.
3. Refinement
After your feedback we refine the chosen concept into final dielines and label variations, including alternative layouts for different SKUs or flavors.
4. Mockups & approvals
We produce 3D mockups and print-ready PDFs. You get to see how the design looks on a shelf, in a thumbnail, and in hands.
5. Delivery & production support
Final files come with production notes and color profiles. Need help with a printer? We can advise on materials, finishes and minimum order quantities.
Amazon-specific packaging tips
Selling on Amazon adds a few extra rules: package dimensions, FNSKU placement, and image-friendly design matter a lot. Keep copy concise for thumbnails, emphasize benefits in images, and make sure any required warnings or ingredient lists are in the right spot. We also design A+ content and listing images that align with the physical packaging for a cohesive brand presence.
Practical tips by industry
Food & beverage
Use clear flavor cues, include ingredient callouts, and design for photography. Stand-out pouches and food boxes with windows or texture can increase perceived freshness.
Cosmetics
Luxury finishes, minimal typography, and consistent color systems build trust. Make sure ingredient lists and claims are legible on small labels.
Pet food
Bold benefits (e.g., grain-free, vet-approved) and friendly imagery help shoppers make quick decisions. Durability and resealability are practical wins.
Case studies — real results
We’ve helped brands like Kaderron and VINOKO turn simple product photos into Premium A+ Content that increased conversions. For a beverage launch we created a full packaging system and branding for Boochabuzz that aligned label, can, and sleeve artwork for store and Amazon. With Lynxeol and SMARTMED we produced listing images and A+ modules that made technical benefits clear to shoppers. These are not fluff stories — clients typically see measurable traffic and conversion improvements within weeks after launch.
Pricing & timelines
Projects range from quick label refreshes to complete brand launches. Typical price ranges and durations we’ve worked with include:
- $100–$400 for single SKU packaging or pouch design (1–7 days)
- $200–$600 for full A+ Content + listing images (1–7 days)
- $800–$1,000+ for multi-SKU branding kits, investor decks, or long-term Amazon launches (7–30 days or ongoing)
Practical checklist before you order
- Gather product dimensions, dielines and printer specs.
- Prepare high-res photos (if you want lifestyle or product imagery).
- Decide on mandatory copy: ingredients, weight, warnings, barcode requirements.
- Set a launch date so we can plan mockups and production timing.
Why work with us?
We blend design sensibility with Amazon experience. That combination means packaging that looks great and performs — reducing returns, avoiding compliance issues, and improving conversions. Communication is clear and fast, and we aim to make the process painless so you can focus on product and growth.
Ready to make your product the hero?
If you want a packaging partner who understands boxes, pouches, labels and Amazon packaging nuances, let’s talk. We’ll scope a plan that fits your product category and budget, deliver fast mockups, and hand off production-ready files so you can launch with confidence.
FAQ
How long does a packaging design project usually take?
Smaller projects like labels or single SKU packaging often take 1–7 days; full brand launches or multi-SKU work may take 7–30 days or longer depending on scope.
Do you provide print-ready files and mockups?
Yes — we deliver print-ready dielines and realistic 3D mockups so you can approve visuals before production.
Can you help with Amazon A+ content and listing images?
Absolutely — we build A+ modules, infographics and listing images that match your physical packaging for a cohesive brand presence.
What information do you need to start a project?
Provide product dimensions, any required legal copy, high-res photos if available, and your target launch date to get started quickly.