Before you order a print run, it helps to see the thing. Shotova generates packaging visuals from your product photo: a rigid retail box, a stand-up kraft pouch, a bottle label or a padded mailer, photographed in a studio, on a counter, or mid-unboxing.
The packaging comes back deliberately blank. Asking an image model to print a label produces convincing nonsense, so the model is instructed to leave every surface unprinted, and your brand name is typeset onto the front face afterwards as real text. Front-facing package styles receive that text; angled styles ship blank, and the panel says so rather than leaving you to discover it.
Choose kraft, matte white or gloss finish, and the product itself is preserved exactly, with its own colors, labels and proportions untouched. Each packaging visual costs 1 credit.
No. This is a visual for exploring and presenting a packaging direction, not a production file. A printer will still need a dieline from a designer.
On purpose. Image models garble printed labels, so every package surface is generated unprinted and your brand name is drawn on top as real type. That is what keeps it legible.
Front-facing styles: box, kraft pouch and mailer. Bottle labels wrap around a curve, so they ship blank rather than carrying distorted type.
One credit per packaging visual.