3D label visualizer
See your label on the pack in 3D before you print
Upload your label artwork, pick a container (water bottle, sauce bottle, wine bottle, serum bottle, supplement bottle, jar or can) and choose a front label, wrap-around label, two-layer peel-and-read label or shrink sleeve. Rotate it all the way round, switch between gloss, matte, metallic and clear film, and save a PNG to share with your team.
This is a visual approximation. Actual colour, finish and size depend on the material and printing process and are always confirmed with a proof before printing.
Happy with the look?
Send us the file. Our prepress team will check it and recommend the material, finish and price for your actual pack.
How it works

Pick a pack and label
Choose the closest shape, then a front label, wrap-around or shrink sleeve.

Upload your artwork
PNG, JPG, WebP or SVG. Resize and position it right away.

Save it and get a quote
Save a PNG for your team, then send us the print file to check before proofing.
Getting a realistic preview
- Suggested ratio, 2,000 px or moreNo cropping or stretching. Print files should be vector AI or PDF.
- Shrink sleeves follow the shapeFor production, prepress compensates for shrink so text stays straight.
- Clear labels: transparent PNGPick clear film to see how the label blends into the bottle.

Sustainability
We measure our organisational carbon footprint to see where emissions come from and plan reductions systematically: energy use, less make-ready waste and material choices.
For brands with sustainability targets, we suggest options such as films that are easier to recycle, thinner materials and print-run planning that cuts waste.
For paper labels we offer FSC-certified paper (Forest Stewardship Council), which confirms the fibre comes from responsibly managed forests rather than illegal logging, helping brands meet the sustainable purchasing policies of retailers and consumers.
Organisational carbon footprint measured (CFO)
FSC-certified paper for paper labels
Less make-ready waste through print planning
Advice on easier-to-recycle materials


















