Packaging Designer in Kerala
Packaging is the one brand touchpoint a customer physically holds. I design label and pack systems that stay legible at shelf distance, survive print production, and photograph well for e-commerce listings and unboxing content.
Problems this solves
- — Packs that look similar to competitors on the shelf
- — Labels missing required information or printed at the wrong size
- — A range of products with no consistent family look
What you receive
- Dieline-accurate production artwork
- Label and pack layout system across SKUs
- Typographic hierarchy for regulated information
- Print-ready files with correct colour separations
- Mockups for listings and marketing
How the process works
- 01
Specification
Dielines, print method, substrate and mandatory information gathered up front.
- 02
Concept
Shelf-level directions reviewed at real scale, not zoomed in.
- 03
System
The chosen route extended across the SKU range so variants read as a family.
- 04
Pre-press
Artwork checked against the printer's spec before release.
Who this is for
- — Food, beverage and cosmetics brands
- — D2C products sold primarily through images
- — Ranges launching multiple SKUs at once
Related work
Real projects from the portfolio that involved packaging design.
What to prepare before we start
- The exact pack or container sizes, ideally a dieline from your printer
- All label text, ingredients and legal information
- Your logo and brand colours
- The printer you plan to use and the printing method
Things to consider
- — Get the dieline (the flat template) from your printer or packaging supplier before design starts.
- — Labels for food and other regulated products have legal text requirements. Confirm what must appear and how large.
- — Order a printed proof before the full run. Colours on screen and on card stock never match exactly.
What affects the price
Every quote depends on scope. These are the things that change it.
What you need
A single logo, a full identity, a poster series or ongoing social media graphics.
Deliverables and formats
How many pieces, sizes and file types, for print, signage or screens.
Rounds of refinement
How many concepts and feedback rounds the project includes.
Timeline
When you need it, and whether it has to fit an event or launch date.
Frequently asked
Do you liaise with the printer?
Yes — supplying the printer's spec early prevents most late-stage production problems.
Can you design a full SKU range?
Yes, and pricing per SKU drops considerably once the base system is designed.
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