Ice cream cup template
Ice cream cups are tapered paper tubs, so the body prints as an arc like a coffee cup. Design yours in Packaroo and check it in 3D.
Ice cream cup sizes
The sizes Packaroo offers for this format. Pick the closest one when you open it in the editor. These are working sizes; confirm the exact spec with your supplier.
| Size | Rim diameter | Base diameter | Height | Wrap width |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3oz (90ml) | 75 mm | 60 mm | 45 mm | 212.1 mm |
| 5oz (150ml) | 86 mm | 72 mm | 50 mm | 248.2 mm |
How to read this dieline
Every Packaroo dieline uses the same four line types.
The outside edge of the pack. Anything past this line is trimmed off.
Where the board or film folds. Keep text and logos about 3 mm away so they do not land on a crease.
Extend background colours and images to this line so no white edge shows if the cut shifts.
Keep text, barcodes and logos inside this line, usually 3 to 5 mm inside the cut.
Before you design
In the freezer
Freezer-grade board and coatings mean colours print slightly duller than on a dry pack; the 3D preview is a guide, and your supplier can provide a printed proof. Keep nutrition and allergen text in the safe area on the body.
Design it in 3D instead
In Packaroo you drop your artwork onto this dieline, see it as a 3D pack you can spin, check bleed and safe area, then export a spec pack your supplier can quote from. Start on the free plan, then export a spec pack for A$15, or subscribe if you export often.
Try it freeFrequently asked questions
Why is the template curved?
Like a coffee cup, an ice cream cup tapers, so its side unrolls into an arc.
Will colours look the same in the freezer?
Slightly duller. Ask your supplier for a printed proof on freezer board.
Can I design on this template?
Yes. Open it in Packaroo, drop in your artwork and see it in 3D on the free plan. A spec pack export for your supplier is A$15.
Design your ice cream cup in 3D.
Start on this dieline with your own artwork on the free plan, and export a spec pack when you are ready.