TWOFORM generates AI packaging artwork onto production dielines at user-specified dimensions, with editable type and print-ready SVG and PDF export.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ, UNITED STATES, August 20, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — TWOFORM has introduced an online packaging design platform where every creation starts from a production dieline—the manufacturing file used to cut and fold a package—rather than just a visual mockup of the finished item. The service is live at twoform.ai.
Artificial intelligence now makes it effortless to produce a picture of a package, but a picture is not a manufacturing file. Printers require a dieline: a full-scale template marked with cut lines, fold lines, glue flaps, bleed, and safe areas, drawn to the exact dimensions of the final package. A flat image must still be recreated by a person into a production file or commissioned from a designer—a process that typically takes weeks. TWOFORM creates the dieline first and designs onto it, eliminating that step.
In TWOFORM, a design does not start as artwork later mapped onto a shape. It begins with a production dieline generated at the user’s precise dimensions, with every structural line already in place. The design is built on that structure and shown in a live 3D preview of the folded package alongside the editable file. The exported file is the same one a printer uses for production.
The platform offers five AI design modes, allowing users with different goals and skill levels to work in their preferred way. A user can:
1. Describe the packaging in everyday language and have the AI generate a polished design within minutes.
2. Upload a package whose style they want to emulate and receive an original design in that direction.
3. Upload a package whose layout they want and have it rebuilt on their own dieline, with the original branding removed for their own use.
4. Have the AI insert their logo and set their text directly into the design.
5. Upload an image of a finished package—either a photograph or an image generated by another AI tool such as ChatGPT—and have it mapped onto a print-ready dieline in minutes, exactly as it appears.
In every mode, the result remains editable. A design can be refined through a conversation with the AI or adjusted directly on the canvas, so layouts, colors, and text can be changed and added at any stage.
Text is handled as editable type at print resolution, so product names, ingredient lists, warnings, and legal copy remain legible in production. Logos, scannable barcodes, QR codes, and legal panels are positioned by the user and left as placed unless the user asks the AI to change them, so a barcode stays scannable and required copy remains intact.
Because the dieline on screen is the same file used to produce finished packaging through TWOFORM, a design moves to production without being rebuilt. Design and 3D preview functions carry no cost. The platform supports more than 500,000 buildable dielines across folding cartons, corrugated boxes and mailers, rigid boxes, stand-up pouches and mylar bags, poly and bubble mailers, die-cut labels, koozies and coasters, with finishes that include foil, spot UV, embossing and Pantone matching. Files export as SVG and PDF with true cut, crease and glue layers. Packaging can be ordered through the site with live pricing from a minimum of 100 units, with worldwide shipping, and dielines can be downloaded for production with an outside printer.
"AI is usually sloppy with the parts that have to be exact. It misspells words, invents fake barcodes, makes up nutrition facts, and produces QR codes that scan to nothing," said Nick Wahl, founder of TWOFORM. "Our system does not do that. You place your own barcode, QR code, and nutrition facts, and your text is set as real type, so it comes out exactly the way you want it."
About TWOFORM
TWOFORM is an online packaging design platform based in the United States. It offers five AI design modes and manual tools for designing on production dielines at user-specified dimensions, with user-placed logos and barcodes preserved and a live 3D preview. Packaging can be ordered from a minimum of 100 units with worldwide shipping, or dielines downloaded for production elsewhere. More information is available at twoform.ai.
Media Contact: Nick Wahl, Founder, TWOFORM
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