If you are a graphic designer or product designer, you have probably spent a lot of time modeling, unwrapping, creating materials, and preparing packaging boxes for rendering, especially when 3D is not the main part of your work.
Based on real and commonly used packaging examples, this collection includes 25 ready-to-use box models in Blender, carefully created according to the real structure and die-cut of each box.
Each box includes its corresponding die-cut, and its UV layout is matched to the die-cut and flattened accordingly. All boxes are rigged and animated, with a ready-to-use closing animation. The collection also includes 4 commonly used PBR packaging materials and 3 fully lit render scenes.
Just place your 2D design in the designated folder and use the prepared model for presentation and rendering.
The goal of this pack is simple: save time and eliminate repetitive work.
Features
- 25 Rigged and Animated Packaging Boxes in Blender
- Real-world dimensions
- Clean Quad-based Topology
- Modifiers are not applied and remain editable
- Clean, precise, and fully flat UVs, matching the unfolded box and die-cut
- 4 commonly used PBR packaging materials:Premium BlackKraftWhiteColor Print
- 3 ready-to-use, fully lit render scenes
- Usage tutorial
- Simple Workflow
What Do You Get?
- 25 Blender files, one for each box
- 25 Die-cut files, one for each box, in:AISVGPNGPDF
- 25 Rigged and Animated FBX files
- 25 Solid FBX files in the closed position
- 25 Preview Images, one for each box
- Texture Files
- 3 Ready-to-use Render Scenes
- Tutorial on how to use the product
Technical Details
- Blender Version: 4.5.1
- Scene Unit: Meter
- Average Polycount: Around 4,000 polygons per box, without Subdivision
- Topology: Clean Quad-based Topology
- Modifiers: Not applied and remain editable
- Subdivision: Separate FBX files with Subdivision Level 2 applied
About This Collection
I created this collection based on my experience working on packaging projects, and tried to prepare the parts that usually take up a lot of time in a project in advance.
The goal was to give you a useful archive of packaging boxes that you can reuse in different projects, without having to build everything from scratch every time you need a box.
I will release more volumes of this collection in the future to expand the archive. Follow me if you want to see the next volumes.
