Packaging
that fits.
Your packaging should look good, explain your product and feel right for your customers. We design packaging, labels and brand visuals for products sold online and in shops across the UK.
Good packaging
helps people choose.
Think about the last product you picked up. You probably wanted to know what it was, whether it was right for you and if you could trust it. The packaging helped you decide.
That's where we start. We look at what makes your product useful, different or worth trying. Then we turn those details into a design that is easy to understand and easy to recognise.
Read about our approachDifferent products.
Different looks.
A skincare bottle should not look like a bag of coffee. These illustrative packaging images show how colour, type and layout can tell a product's story. They are examples supplied for this website, not verified client projects.
Illustrative packaging examples supplied for this website. These images are not presented as client work or evidence of products sold by us.
Design for
the whole brand.
You may need one label or a full product range. We can work on the packaging itself and the other designs customers see alongside it.
Packaging design
Boxes, pouches and product ranges 02Label design
Clear labels that match your brand 03Brand identity
Logos, colours and visual style 04AI video generation
Short videos for product promotionsNeed help beyond packaging? We also offer menu design, logo design, brochures and catalogues, ecommerce website development, social media design and website design.
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putting inside?
Different products have different needs. We look at how the pack will be used, what it needs to say and how it should look next to other products.
Food and drinks
From coffee pouches and snack wrappers to drinks labels, your design needs to make the product clear and give important details room to breathe.
Beauty and skincare
Colour, type and material choices all shape the first impression. We can create a consistent look for jars, bottles, tubes and outer boxes.
Health and wellness
Good information matters. We plan space for product names, instructions and other copy so the design stays easy to read.
Ecommerce and retail
Your packaging may appear as a small online photo before anyone holds it. We think about both the screen and the moment someone opens the box.
One clear idea.
Every pack in place.
A family of products should feel connected. These illustrative examples show how labels, cartons and bottles can share visual rules while giving each product its own space.
Looks good.
Reads well.
A pack is not a poster. It has folds, edges, small text and a real size. We think about where the product name goes, how easy the label is to read and what a customer needs to see first.
When you need artwork for print, we use the dieline and production details supplied by your printer. We can prepare the agreed design files, but final proofs and legal product information still need to be checked before printing.
See what is included
Four clear
steps.
You should know what happens next. We agree the design scope and key dates before work starts.
Tell us about it
Share your product, who will buy it, pack sizes, what you need and when you need it.
Explore ideas
We create design directions around your brief, brand and the package we have agreed.
Make it yours
You review the options and send feedback. We refine the chosen design within the included revision rounds.
Get your files
We prepare the agreed final files. For printed packaging, we work to your printer's supplied specifications.
How much does
packaging design cost?
Every product is different, so we show what is included rather than giving you a vague price. Our packaging packages cover a set number of products, concept options and feedback rounds.
Printing and other outside costs are separate unless we agree otherwise. If your project does not fit a package, ask us for a custom quote.
Need to
know more?
Here are a few things you may want to know before getting in touch.
What packaging can you design?
We can help with product boxes, labels, sleeves, pouches, cartons and other retail packaging. We can also create a matching look for several products in one range. The right format depends on your product and your printing supplier.
Can you help if I am starting a new brand?
Yes. You can come to us with a name and a rough idea, or with a full brief. We can discuss the product, who it is for, the information the pack needs and the style you have in mind. We will agree the work to be done before starting.
Can you update packaging I already use?
Yes. A redesign can make text easier to read, bring a range together or give an older pack a fresh look. If you have existing artwork, dielines and brand files, share them when you enquire.
Will I receive print-ready packaging artwork?
Print-ready files are included in the packaging packages where stated. We work from the printer’s supplied dieline and technical requirements. Your printer must check and approve proofs, and you must confirm any legally required product information before printing.
How much does packaging design cost?
Our packaging design packages start at £495 for the stated single-product scope. The service page shows larger package options. The final quote confirms what is included, any applicable VAT and any extra printing or third-party costs.
Do you offer design services apart from packaging?
Yes. We also offer label design, brand identity, logo design, menu design, brochure and catalogue design, ecommerce website development, social media graphics, website design and AI-assisted video work. You can see all ten services on our Services page.
What should I send to get a quote?
Tell us what you sell, where it will be sold, how many products or pack sizes you have, your target date and any budget you have in mind. Photos, existing brand files and a printer’s dieline are useful if you already have them.