Free Carton Mockup Generator: Give every face of the packaging a clear role.

Place your artwork on a 3D carton and turn it to show the front, side and top together. Start with the free single-box scene to present a tea, food or retail identity without assembling a photo mockup.

Make a free carton mockup

No sign-up. No watermark. Made for desktop browsers.

Carton packaging mockup: the free carton scene turned to show its other side, a fictional tea box on lilac plaster — Made in Brayer. Open this scene to replace the sample artwork.

Choose your starting scene.

Real exports from Brayer. Each scene opens ready to edit.

Free single-carton scene with separate tea packaging artwork on its faces — Made in Brayer. Open the scene to replace the sample artwork.

Start with the free single carton

Inspect the main panel and its relationship to the side and top. Replace each face independently and export this scene as a free PNG or JPEG up to 3,000 px.

Open the free carton scene

Three tea cartons in cream, sage and peach arranged on linen — Made in Brayer. Open the scene to replace the sample artwork.

Present a coordinated retail range

The Tea range uses the same face artwork across three box colourways. Compare the colours together, or use separate product layers when each box needs its own copy and artwork.

Explore the Tea range

Free to open and customise. Pro required to export this scene.

How to make carton mockups.

01
Split the design into visible faces
Prepare separate images for the front, back, right side, left side and top. Select the carton, choose an artwork face and replace its sample image. A complete unfolded dieline is not automatically split or folded into a model.
02
Check the front-to-side handoff
Adjust each face's fit, scale and placement, then turn the carton to inspect the corners. Keep small details away from edges that disappear at the chosen angle. Choose a material treatment and background that keep the panel hierarchy readable.
03
Export a useful packaging view
Download the single-carton scene for free as PNG or JPEG up to 3,000 px. Use a closer, straighter view to review the front, and a wider angled view for a client deck. Pro unlocks exports of the Tea range, Mailer box and other premium Packaging scenes.

Show how the panels work together before presenting the range

The front carries the main identity, the side can explain the product and the top helps it read from above. Inspect those relationships on a single box before moving to colourways or a larger composition. Brayer's carton is a presentation model with named artwork faces; it does not validate folds, glue flaps, dimensions or a printer's dieline. For a brand system beyond the box, add a stationery presentation.

What is included for free?

Every device frame and starter scene, plus one free scene from each premium collection, custom canvas dimensions, local saving, and PNG or JPEG export up to 3,000 px on the long side, with no watermark or account. Pro adds larger exports up to 4×, WebP, transparent backgrounds, the premium collections, size batches, and optional cloud sync.

Compare Free and Pro

Before you create.

Which packaging scene exports for free?

The Carton scene is Free, with PNG or JPEG export up to 3,000 px and no watermark. The front-on scene, Tea range, Mailer box and Tea launch post are premium scenes: free to edit, Pro to export.

Can I place different artwork on each face?

Yes. Front, back, right side, left side and top have independent artwork controls. Pick the face in the product inspector, then replace and position its image. The bottom does not have an artwork slot.

Can I upload a dieline or my own 3D box model?

Not as an automatically folded package or custom 3D model. Use separate face images with Brayer's supplied carton shapes. Keep the original dieline in your packaging design tool for production.

Can I preview a printed can instead of a box?

Yes. The can mockup generator wraps one artwork image around a curved drinks can. The carton uses separate flat faces, so prepare the artwork for the product you are presenting.