Labelkiln

How it works

One line in. A pack in your hand.

Three steps, each on the same studio floor. No templates to fill, no mockup files to wrangle.

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Describe it.

Write one line about the product, the way you would tell a friend. Pick a mood: bold, quiet, retro, or botanical. Name the shelf you want to win, from a farmers market table to a big-box aisle.

Add your front-of-pack claims, word for word, if you have any. Labelkiln prints exactly those and nothing else.

A Tidewell can under studio light

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Choose a direction.

Labelkiln writes the copy and paints label art for each direction, then sets the typography itself so the name is always crisp. The label wraps onto a live 3D pack in about twenty seconds.

Generate more directions, compare up to three side by side, change the light, and edit any line. The label re-sets as you type.

A Ridgeloaf granola carton in warm daylight

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Export the real thing.

Download flat art at the format's exact dieline size: 300 DPI, 3 mm bleed, and a PDF with crop marks and fold ticks. Grab transparent mockups rendered from the 3D scene for decks, retailers, and listings, plus a copy sheet for your printer.

Before print, add and verify the regulated elements Labelkiln leaves for you: nutrition panel, ingredients, allergens, net contents, barcode, and legal text.

A Lowfield coffee pouch next to its flat print sheet with crop marks