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Download an actual-size SVG
Download the full flat geometry with explicit physical dimensions, then confirm its size in any application that opens it.
Reviewed October 28, 2026
What the SVG contains
The SVG uses a viewBox for its internal coordinates and explicit width and height in physical units. The viewBox by itself would not establish a real-world size. The file contains the selected cut, fold, glue and dimension layers, a title and a description.
Two-piece output identifies the Base and Lid separately. Their placement on a combined canvas is a layout choice; they remain separate paper parts.
Check the result before saving
Correct any field errors and inspect the complete outline. Select the export layers intentionally, then choose Download SVG. Keep the dimensions and project JSON if you need an editable parameter record as well.
Natural-language labels and the export font come from the page's language resources. The font is included for the exported graphic rather than silently discarding unsupported characters.
Keep size when importing elsewhere
When another editor opens the SVG, inspect its document dimensions and the length of a known feature. Do not resize the whole drawing to make it fit a screen or paper page. An editor can change units, scale or text handling during import.
If you need A4 or Letter pages with margins, use the PDF workflow instead of assuming the full SVG canvas is already tiled. Before cutting a file altered in another application, print a calibration check through that exact output path.
Sources and methods
Ready to make something?
Set the dimensions. Check the folds. Make a small test box.