Drint is browser-based packaging design software: you pick a structure — tuck end box, mailer, paper bag, rigid lid and base, gable-top carton, sleeve, jar label or a poster — set length, width and height, and the die builds itself. You design on the flat die and the box folds in 3D as you draw, with foil, emboss, soft-touch and kraft rendering like the real stock. The file goes to press as PDF/X-4 in CMYK with the die on its own layer. It also exposes packaging dielines and 3D box mockups as an MCP server.
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Enter length, width and height; every flap, tuck and lock rebuilds, with board thickness counted for you.
Work on the flat die at real size and watch the 3D follow every stroke.
Export PDF/X-4 in CMYK with the die on its own layer, preflighted before it leaves.
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