3D mockups · Wrapping, tape & liners
Nº D-11296
Strip of three inflated PE air pillows sealed together — e-commerce void fill instead of foam; logo printed on each pillow.
Made for: Fashion & retail, Household & chemicals.
Sample printed on PE / HDPE film (plastic bags, mailers) 0.05 mm, gloss lamination; style: gifts & souvenirs.
Sample size 200 × 320 × 50 mm.
What fills the box: crinkle paper for hampers, air pillows for e-commerce — both can carry a logo.
Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.
Yes — from the 200 × 320 × 50 mm sample or your own size.
Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.
The sample is PE / HDPE film (plastic bags, mailers) 0.05 mm with gloss lamination.
Liners and void fill take up the empty space in a box so goods don't shift: crinkle paper is kraft cut into strips and crimped into a zig-zag that fills a gift tray; air pillows are a PE film tube inflated and heat-sealed into a chain of cushions joined by perforations. Both go in after the goods and before the lid.
Crinkle paper is usually 80–150 gsm kraft cut 2–4 mm wide, in brown, white, red or gold; for food hampers choose paper with safe, non-bleeding dyes. Air pillows use HDPE/LDPE film about 20–50 microns thick, with pillows 150–250 mm long; recycled or compostable films exist at higher cost.
Crinkle paper isn't printed; branding goes on the box wall, a sticker or a card. Air-pillow film is flexo printed in one or two colours before inflation, with the logo repeating on each pillow; it stretches slightly as the pillow fills.
For a crinkle-filled box, design the walls and lid like a normal box and keep the top of the inner wall clear since crinkle paper covers it. For air pillows, centre the logo on each pillow at least 10–15 mm from the seals and perforations; once inflated, flat artwork curves and narrows across the width.
One three-pillow strip about 50 mm thick fills the head space of small and medium e-commerce cartons; bigger boxes use several strips or longer pillows.
They replace loose-fill peanuts and crumpled paper as void fill; heavy fragile goods such as ceramics and glass still need moulded inserts or foam fitted around them.
Crinkle paper for boxes opened in front of the recipient because it looks natural and generous; air pillows for e-commerce cartons because they are light, cheap and protect well.
Kraft crinkle paper recycles with paper, and recipients often reuse it; heavily dyed or metallic-coated crinkle is harder to recycle.
Printed pillows need a flexo plate, so they suit medium and large runs; small runs usually use plain pillows and logo tape on the carton.