Packaging & Label Design Services
Bring Your Ideas, Files and Packaging Details Together
Begin With the Materials You Have
A complete design is useful, but it is not the only way to start. Tell Labelnivo which files or references are available so the next step can be discussed.
The proposed work is defined around the artwork you have and the printing requirements of your package.
What You Have
Discuss With Labelnivo
What You Have
Discuss With Labelnivo
What You Have
Discuss With Labelnivo
Project Scope
A useful design brief includes the package format and proposed printing approach. Discuss these alongside the look you want, so the artwork can be prepared for its intended use.
Consider the layout on the intended bottle, jar, pouch or carton, including variations within a product range.
Include boxes, sleeves, seals or pouches in the brief when they need to share the same visual direction.
Plan how sizes, flavors, languages, ingredients and codes change across the range while keeping the brand recognizable.
Identify the required artwork layers, dimensions and finishes, then confirm them with the production specification.
Project Stages
The steps and deliverables are agreed around your current files, product range and packaging requirements.
Gather your logo, working files, product photos and any useful references in one place.
Confirm dimensions, required copy, the number of versions and the intended printing or finishing requirements.
The agreed artwork work may involve reviewing a file, adapting a layout or developing a new direction.
Check the proof for correct content, reading order, color references and fit on the package.
Compare the approved layout with the cutting outline, bleed and required print or finish layers.
If printing is part of the project, agree the proof, sample and production requirements before proceeding.
Before Printing
Artwork can look different on a screen and on the chosen material. Review size, structure and finishing details against the actual label specification.
Build Your Brief
Send the information already available and mark anything that still needs a decision. That makes the brief easier to develop together.
Include the product category, container dimensions, intended market and typical use conditions.
Share the logo, color references, photography, existing artwork and any earlier packaging versions.
Gather the required product wording, ingredients, warnings and codes for the intended market.
Describe the visual style and include examples of layouts or finishes you want to discuss.
FAQ
The review can cover dimensions, bleed, margins, image resolution, color settings and separate production layers. Confirm the required checks and file format for your project.
Send the clearest image available along with the logo and final text. We can discuss what is needed to recreate or update the layout, including any limitations or missing assets.
Share a description, container photo or visual reference. These provide a starting point for discussing the design brief, required deliverables and any artwork costs.
Yes. Include the intended label and related packaging requirements in your enquiry so artwork preparation, proofing and production can be considered in the agreed scope.
Provide and approve the final product information, claims, ingredients, warnings and codes before printing. Artwork preparation should use the text approved for your product and intended market.
Send Labelnivo a photo, draft or description of your packaging. We can discuss the artwork and label details that need to be confirmed next.