Pizza Boxes Dielines
Pizza boxes and pizza slice boxes in corrugated board. Type your size, check the preview, and download a real-size file for your designer, free and with no sign-up.
7 templates
Pizza Box (One-Piece Corrugated)
A one-piece corrugated box with an attached lid, side walls with corner tabs, and a front lip that tucks in.
Open the template →Pizza Box with Holes
A one-piece pizza box: a lid with a rounded tuck tab and rounded side flaps, glued side flaps beside the side walls, and round holes in the back wall and the front lip.
Open the template →Pizza Box with Tuck Strip
A one-piece pizza style box: a lid with a tuck strip and ear flaps, rounded side flaps, side walls with outer flaps, and a front lip with a small bump.
Open the template →Pizza Slice Box (Triangular)
A box for a single pizza slice: a flat strip with two big panels that fold up in a V, side tabs, and slits that lock the lower panels.
Open the template →Pizza Box, Lid and Base Side by Side
A long corrugated sheet with the lid on the left and the base on the right, joined by a hinge strip, with lock slots, hook cut-outs and stepped top and bottom flaps.
Open the template →Pizza Box with Angled Corner Flaps
A pizza box with a rounded tuck tab and chamfered lid shoulders, side strips with a slanted corner gusset, a notch in the back fold and a plain front wall.
Open the template →Octagonal Pizza Box
An eight-sided pizza box: an octagon floor with four straight walls and four long diagonal strips with ears, hinged to an octagon lid with rounded tabs and a half-round tuck.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the dieline templates free?
Yes. Type your size, check the preview and download the file. There is nothing to pay and no sign-up.
Can I send this file straight to print?
Treat it as a starting point for your artwork layout. Board thickness is not compensated, and exact flap sizes depend on the production line. After you request a quote and share your dimensions, we create the final dieline and you approve it, together with your artwork, before production begins. A structural sample lets you test the fit first.
How do I measure my product?
Measure the longest, widest and tallest points of the product, in that order: length, width, height, and allow a little room if it must slide in and out. Our measuring guide shows which side is which.
Which file should I download?
PDF opens in Illustrator, Acrobat and any PDF viewer. SVG opens in Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity and Figma. DXF is for CAD and die-making software. In all three the file is real size. The cut and crease lines (and the perforation lines, where a style has them) are on separate layers in the SVG and DXF files, and are separate colors in the PDF. The bleed line (orange) appears only when you choose a bleed. The measurement lines you see in the preview help you check the size; they are not in the downloaded files unless you tick "Add size labels to the file".
What sizes can I enter?
Each measurement can be between 15 and 800 mm (0.6 to 31.5 in). For anything outside that range, or a different structure, request a quote and we will draw it for you.
Need a different box or a custom size?
Share your dimensions and we will draw the dieline for you.
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