AI Packaging Design Generator — boxes, labels and pouches with your brand name spelled right

Describe the product, the format and material, a palette and a type feel, and put every word in quotes — “a folding tea carton labelled 'MOSS & MINT', botanical line drawings, sage green and cream, thin serif”. On Kenerate's Image Studio, Recraft V4.1 makes it for 12 credits. Read every word on the result, then refine one detail at a time.

Usually, for short names in quotes. In our tests Recraft V4.1 ('MOSS & MINT'), Seedream 4.5 (“LUMEN SERUM”) and GPT Image 2 ('NOIR 09') all spelled the brand right on the first try. Two of them also added copy we didn't ask for — “12 tea bags”, a net weight, “Eau de parfum · Paris” — and our Ideogram v4 packaging test came back on a fake checkerboard background. Longer text slips more often; fix a wrong word with Edit Text in Image.

Yes. Upload your logo as a reference on GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst (up to 16 references) and say “use this logo exactly as it is, centred on the front”. A 1K design with one reference costs 11.7 credits. Recraft V4.1 doesn't take references on Kenerate, so use it for concepts from text. For brand-critical work, place your original logo file over the final design in your editor.

You can start free. A new Kenerate account gets 25 starter credits — two Recraft V4.1 concepts, or three GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst designs at 1K — and Qwen Image 3.0 is on the free plan for drafts. After that, credits come in one-time packs that never expire, with no subscription. Downloads have no watermark.

No. An image model gives you a picture of the package, not a die-cut template, vector artwork, bleed or colour profile. Use the AI concept to decide the look, then build the final file on your printer's dieline in a design tool, or hand both to a packaging designer. Upscaling to 4K helps for presentations, not for print production.

It depends on the product and the country. In the US, the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act asks consumer goods to show what the product is, the name and place of business of the maker, packer or distributor, and the net quantity in both metric and US units. Food, cosmetics and drugs have extra FDA rules. Never print a net weight or claim the AI invented — write that copy yourself and check it.

No — a model only draws stripes that look like a barcode; they won't scan as your product. In the US you get a real UPC from GS1 US: a single GTIN for one product, or a GS1 Company Prefix for many. Leave a blank space for it in the prompt (“an empty white rectangle on the back panel for the barcode”) and add the real code in your design file.

This page designs the package itself. The AI mockup generator puts a logo you already have onto t-shirts, mugs, totes, caps, signs and cards, and the AI product photo generator turns photos of a product you already own into studio and lifestyle shots without changing it. Many brands use all three in that order: design the pack, print a sample, photograph it.

Yes. Make the first package, then add it as a reference and change only what differs: “same box, same layout and type, flavour name 'LEMON BALM', pale yellow instead of green”. Nano Banana 2.1 (14 references) and GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst (16) are built for keeping a design consistent across variants.