Accepted file types
PDF, AI, EPS, PSD, PNG, JPG, JPEG and ZIP files can be submitted through the quote form. Large or sensitive files can be discussed by email first.
Brands often need to share logos, dielines, labels, private launch artwork and packaging references before a quote is accurate. This page explains how those files are used for project review.
Direct answer: Uploaded artwork and reference files are used to evaluate packaging size, print method, dieline, features, material fit and quotation details. We do not claim ownership of buyer brand assets submitted for review.
PDF, AI, EPS, PSD, PNG, JPG, JPEG and ZIP files can be submitted through the quote form. Large or sensitive files can be discussed by email first.
Files are reviewed for quotation, artwork preflight, sampling, production preparation and order communication when a project moves forward.
Access should be limited to team members or service providers who need the files for project review, proofing, production or communication.
If a formal NDA is required, request it before sharing confidential launch details, unreleased brand files or sensitive technical information.
Only upload files you own or are authorized to share. Buyers remain responsible for trademark, label, barcode and regulatory copy approval.
Contact andrew@uniquepouches.com if a submitted file should be removed from active inquiry records where practical.
| File item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Dieline version | Confirms size, gusset, seal area, zipper, valve, spout and safe zones. |
| Print layers | Shows white ink, spot colors, windows, metallic effects and finish notes. |
| Barcode and copy | Needs placement away from folds, seals and distorted areas. |
| Reference sample | Helps align pouch feel, structure, opening method and shelf presentation. |