Custom Paper Cones
Paper cones that hold fries, snacks and treats to eat by hand. Tell us the size, quantity and print requirements, and we will confirm what is possible and send you a quote.
- Custom sizes
- Free design support
Request a Quote
Tell us what you need. No payment, no obligation.
Details
Custom Sizes
Tell us the size you need and we will quote it.
Design Support
Free artwork and design assistance are included with your quote.
Fast Quotes
We reply to quote requests within 1 business day.
What to Look for in Paper Cones
A paper cone is simple, but its angle, height and opening decide what it can hold and how it is eaten.
- What it holds. Chips, fries, nuts, candy, crepes and flowers each need a different size and depth. List the product first.
- Height and opening. A tall narrow cone is easy to hold but tips when full. A shorter, wide cone is stable but holds less.
- Grease and moisture. Fried and sugary foods leak into plain paper. Ask what is possible for your food.
- Stand or holder. A cone has a pointed bottom and cannot stand on a table. Think about whether you need a holder or a tray.
- Eating from it. Decide whether customers eat by hand or with a pick or a fork.
Where Paper Cones Are Used
- Street food and fries stalls serving chips and fried snacks.
- Candy, nut and popcorn shops that sell by the scoop.
- Dessert vendors with crepes, waffle bites and gelato.
- Florists and events that use cones for petals or favors.
Artwork and Printing Tips for Paper Cones
- A cone is a curved surface, and a flat design turns into a spiral when wrapped. Place the logo near the wide top, where the cone is widest.
- Choose a pattern that looks good at an angle, such as stripes or dots, and keep text short.
- Keep the seam clear of the logo, since the two edges meet there.
- Avoid dark colors near the top edge if the customer holds it with greasy fingers, since marks show.
- Use our design support to check how the flat layout wraps into a cone before you approve.
Planning Your Order
Fill a test cone with real product and measure the height and the opening. Decide whether you need a holder, how staff stack the cones when they are not in use and where they are stored.
Ask for a sample to test the grip and the stability. A Standard Sample Kit is $50 with shipping included. The Samples page shows the other options, and your quote confirms pricing and minimums.
How It Works
Share Your Requirements
Send us your required or product dimensions, preferred style, required quantity, delivery location, and artwork.
Review Your Quote
We will prepare pricing based on the selected size, material, printing, finishing, and quantity.
Approve Dieline & Artwork
Review the layout and artwork before production begins.
Production and Delivery
After approval, your order moves into production and is shipped to your specified location.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I order custom paper cones?
Send your size, quantity, delivery location and artwork with a quote request. We prepare pricing based on the size, material, printing, finishing and quantity, and reply within 1 business day. After you approve the layout and artwork, the order goes into production.
How much do custom paper cones cost?
Pricing depends on the size, quantity, material, printing and finishes. Request a quote and we will prepare pricing for your project.
How long does it take to get custom paper cones?
Timing depends on the product, the size and the quantity, and it is confirmed with your quote. Production starts once your artwork is approved and payment is received. Delivery usually takes another 4–5 working days, depending on the carrier and your location, so a typical order arrives in about 2 weeks and larger orders take longer. See the turnaround guide.
What size paper cone should I choose?
Fill a real portion into a test cone and measure the height and the opening. Send these and we confirm the cone size with your quote.
Can paper cones hold hot, oily food?
It depends on the paper and any barrier. Tell us the food and how long it sits, and we confirm the options.
Do paper cones need a holder?
A cone has a pointed base and does not stand alone. A holder or tray helps at a counter, and many sellers hand cones out by hand.
How do I stop a paper cone from tipping?
Use a holder, a tray or a stand at the counter. Customers who walk with the cone hold it by hand, so a cone that is not too tall suits them.
Related Packaging
Ready to start your packaging project?
We reply within 1 business day, and quotes include shipping.
+1 (312) 910-5253Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:30 PM CT