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In short
  • Made to order for 4- to 36-piece truffle grids, Belgian ballotins, dipped berry trays, and craft bar sleeves.
  • Folding cartons start at 1,000 units and rigid gift boxes at 50 units, produced in 10 to 14 business days.
  • Food-contact liners, cocoa-butter grease barriers, and low-migration inks available on request via partner facilities.
  • Every order includes free dielines, artwork setup, a digital proof, a 3D mockup before payment, and free US shipping.
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Food & bakery packaging

Custom Chocolate Boxes

Updated October 22, 2026

Custom chocolate boxes crafted for partitioned truffle assortments, hand-painted bonbons, and foil-wrapped bean-to-bar tablets. Folding cartons start at 1,000 boxes (rigid gift boxes from 50) in 10 to 14 business days, with 4 to 5 day rush, free design help, zero die charges, and free 50-state delivery. Food-safe liners and cocoa-butter barriers are available on request.

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What are custom chocolate boxes?

Custom chocolate boxes are printed paperboard, kraft, or rigid setup boxes engineered around the exact dimensions and fat sensitivity of fine confections, from single-origin 85-gram chocolate bars to multi-row ganache truffle assortments. Because cocoa butter readily absorbs surrounding paper odors and leaves lipid marks on bare fiber, chocolate packaging pairs neutral-odor virgin paperboard or foil-lined inner wraps with fitted cell partitions, thermoformed cavities, and protective top pads. Chocolatiers use slim tuck-end wallets for wrapped tablets and two-piece lift-off lid boxes, drawer ballotins, or magnetic book boxes for bonbon collections. At CubitPack, custom folding chocolate cartons start at 1,000 boxes (and rigid coffrets at 50 boxes), produced in 10 to 14 business days or 4 to 5 business days with rush. Design help, custom dies, plates, and shipping to all 50 states are free, with food-safe materials available on request.

At a glance

Chocolate boxes facts

Minimum
1,000 folding cartons (50 rigid)
Turnaround
10–14 business days
Rush
4–5 business days, quoted
Materials
White card, kraft board, rigid board, corrugated, recycled
Printing
CMYK, Pantone metallic & dark tones, inside lid menus
Finishes
Foil stamping, embossing, soft-touch, matte, gloss, spot UV
Add-ons
Cell grid dividers, window patching, satin ribbons, magnets
Food contact
Food-contact liners & cocoa-butter barriers on request
Shipping
Free across all 50 US states
Styles

Which chocolate box style fits truffles, bonbons, and craft bars?

Box styleBest chocolate formatInternal divider fitPresentation feelClosure type
Two-piece box4, 9, 16, 24, or 36 truffles & bonbonsSlotted card grid or cavity trayClassic chocolatier lift-off lid revealTelescoping top cover
Straight tuck end50g, 70g, 85g, and 100g chocolate barsNone needed (snug thin bar pocket)Sleek retail shelf envelopeFlush top and bottom tuck flaps
Tray and sleeveSingle-row bonbon flights & tasting sets4- to 12-cell tray or card partitionModern sliding drawer unboxingOpen-ended outer wrap sleeve
Magnetic closureVIP corporate gifts & holiday hampersRigid grid divider or foam-backed trayKeepsake book-style rigid coffretConcealed magnetic front flap
Window boxHand-painted cocoa butter bonbons & barkCavity insert or flat grease-barrier padShowcases glossy tempered shells on shelvesTuck top or two-piece window lid
Gable or ballotinLoose foil-wrapped pralines & clustersOpen gusseted interiorTraditional European ribbon-tied giftFold-over wings or top handle

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Sizes

What size custom chocolate box do I need for truffles or bars?

Standard artisan truffles and molded bonbons measure about 1.0 to 1.15 inches wide and sit inside a 1.25 × 1.25 inch cell cavity, while craft chocolate bars range from 50g tasting squares to 100g tablets. We cut every carton and divider to your exact inside Length × Width × Height in inches. Whether you are comparing custom chocolate packaging, printed truffle and bonbon boxes, custom chocolate bar boxes, luxury chocolate gift boxes wholesale or chocolate boxes with dividers, we size the template to your exact container.

Inside size (in)Typically fitsPopular style
3.25 × 3.25 × 1.25 in4 truffles or bonbons in a 2 × 2 grid with a cross dividerTwo-piece lift-off lid or window tuck box
4.75 × 4.75 × 1.25 in9 truffles or pralines in a 3 × 3 grid with slotted card partitionsTwo-piece box or sliding tray and sleeve
6.25 × 6.25 × 1.25 in16 bonbons in a 4 × 4 grid with space for a top cushion padTwo-piece chocolatier box or magnetic rigid box
9.25 × 6.25 × 1.25 in24 truffles in a 6 × 4 grid for Valentine and holiday assortmentsTwo-piece box or book-style rigid coffret
3.125 × 0.45 × 6.25 inSingle 2.5 oz to 3.5 oz (70g to 100g) foil-wrapped bean-to-bar tabletStraight tuck end or seal-end bar envelope
7.5 × 5.0 × 2.0 in6 chocolate-dipped strawberries or 3 hot cocoa bombs in paper cupsWindow tuck box or auto lock tray with sleeve
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Buying guide

How do I choose chocolate boxes?

  1. Measure your bonbon cup or bar moldMeasure across the fluted paper cup or plastic cavity tray for truffles, or across the wrapped foil thickness for bars.
  2. Add height for a top cushion padLeave 1/8 inch of vertical headroom above truffles if you place a multi-ply glassine candy pad under the lid.
  3. Select low-odor virgin boardCocoa butter absorbs surrounding scents; choose virgin white card or kraft so cacao aroma notes stay clean.
  4. Pick cell partitions vs blister traysInterlocking paperboard grid dividers give an elevated plastic-free feel; cavity trays speed up high-volume packing.
  5. Specify food-contact barriers when neededIf unwrapped bark, clusters, or berries touch the carton directly, request food-safe cocoa-butter barriers.
  6. Print your tasting menu inside the lidUse the underside of the lid for bonbon flavor illustrations and cacao origin stories instead of loose paper slips.
Materials

What are chocolate boxes made of?

Finishes

Which finishes can chocolate boxes have?

Add-ons

Which add-ons can I get?

Specifications

Chocolate boxes specifications

SpecOptions
Board stocksVirgin white paperboard, unbleached kraft, rigid setup board, E-flute corrugated, recycled board
Board thicknessMatched to thin bar wallets, two-piece ballotins, or rigid coffrets
Food-contact & barriersFood-safe materials, cocoa-butter grease barriers, and low-migration inks on request via partner facilities
PrintingCMYK full color, Pantone (PMS) spot and metallic inks, inside-lid tasting menus, white ink on kraft
Lamination & finishesSoft-touch, matte, gloss lamination; gold/copper/silver foil stamping, embossing, debossing, spot UV
Partitions & insertsCustom interlocking paperboard cell grids and tray dividers; sized to fit stock PET truffle trays
Window patchingClear patched windows or open bar-wrapper cutouts
Minimum orderFrom 1,000 folding cartons (or 50 rigid boxes); delivered within ±5% of ordered quantity
ProofingFree digital dieline proof and 3D mockup before payment; paid physical sample credited to order
Turnaround10–14 business days standard; 4–5 business days rush quoted on request
ShippingFree delivery across all 50 US states

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Uses

What types of confections go into custom chocolate boxes?

Molded ganache bonbons, hand-rolled truffles, single-origin chocolate tablets, and chocolate-dipped fruit each demand a distinct interior layout and barrier spec. Tell our structural specialists how many pieces you pack and how they are wrapped, and we will engineer the box and divider set together.

Artisan truffle & bonbon assortment grids (4 to 36 count)
Artisan truffle & bonbon assortment grids (4 to 36 count)Two-piece lift-off lid boxes, sliding drawer ballotins, and magnetic rigid coffrets fitted with interlocking paperboard cell partitions keep hand-painted bonbons separated so delicate cocoa butter transfers and tempered shells never scuff against adjacent pieces.
Bean-to-bar craft chocolate bar envelopes (50g to 100g)
Bean-to-bar craft chocolate bar envelopes (50g to 100g)Slim straight-tuck, reverse-tuck, or seal-end paperboard wallets sized to 0.375 or 0.5 inch depth hold foil-wrapped dark, milk, and inclusion tablets upright in retail counter display caddies while leaving plenty of room for cacao origin notes inside the wrapper.
Chocolate-dipped strawberries, pretzels & hot cocoa bombs
Chocolate-dipped strawberries, pretzels & hot cocoa bombsDeeper 2.0 to 2.5 inch window boxes and tray-and-sleeve cartons with grease-resistant liners on request showcase drizzled berries, caramel pecan clusters, and hollow cocoa spheres for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and winter holiday pre-orders.
Corporate gifting, hotel turndown favors & tasting flights
Corporate gifting, hotel turndown favors & tasting flightsCompact 2-piece and 4-piece gold-foiled ballotins and long single-row tasting sleeves turn wedding welcome bags, VIP hotel turndown pillow gifts, executive holiday gifts, and winery pairing flights into memorable keepsakes.
Design ideas

Chocolate boxes design ideas

Example designs with made-up brands. Your packaging is made to your design.

Deep espresso two-piece truffle box with copper foil stamping and a satin bow
Deep espresso two-piece truffle box with copper foil stamping and a satin bow
Bean-to-bar craft chocolate envelopes with embossed cacao origin badges
Bean-to-bar craft chocolate envelopes with embossed cacao origin badges
16-cell partitioned bonbon box with an illustrated inside-lid flavor map
16-cell partitioned bonbon box with an illustrated inside-lid flavor map
Sliding drawer tasting flight beside a matching boutique gift bag
Sliding drawer tasting flight beside a matching boutique gift bag
Avoid these

What are the most common custom chocolate box mistakes?

Fine chocolate is sensitive to odor, cocoa butter migration, and scuffing against the lid. Check these five frequent mistakes before approving your proof. When specifying chocolate boxes with logo, branded chocolate boxes, wholesale chocolate boxes, bulk custom chocolate boxes and personalized chocolate boxes, avoid these common production mistakes

  1. Calculating truffle box width by multiplying bonbon diameter alone without adding the thickness of the interlocking divider strips.
  2. Packing unwrapped high-butterfat truffles or bark against bare paperboard without requesting a food-safe cocoa-butter grease barrier.
  3. Using pungent recycled board or unventilated high-solvent inks next to unwrapped chocolate, which can alter delicate cacao flavor notes.
  4. Leaving zero vertical clearance for a top glassine candy pad, causing glossy domed bonbons to flatten against the lid.
  5. Making a bean-to-bar chocolate envelope too thin to clear the folded corner seams of the inner gold or silver foil wrapper.
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Custom vs stock chocolate boxes: which is better?

Stock (plain)Custom from CubitPack
Cell & bar fitFixed grid sizes where small bonbons rattle or thick bars bow the flapsPartitions and bar depth cut to your exact mold and foil dimensions
Aroma & grease protectionGeneral stock board that can transfer musty paper odor to cacaoVirgin paperboard with optional food-safe cocoa-butter barriers
Tasting guide & brandingBlank lid needing a separate printed paper menu slipFoil-stamped outer lid with a full-color flavor map printed inside
Minimum orderSmall plain casesFrom 1,000 folding cartons (50 rigid boxes)
Structural prepressNo dieline or artwork reviewFree custom dieline, design help, digital proof, and 3D mockup

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Safety and sustainability

Are chocolate boxes safe and sustainable?

Food-safe cocoa-butter barriers on request

When unwrapped bonbons, chocolate bark, or dipped fruits touch the box or cell dividers directly, we produce your order in a certified partner facility with food-safe liners, grease barriers, and low-migration inks on request.

Neutral-odor virgin paperboard

Because cocoa butter absorbs ambient volatile compounds easily, virgin white card and unbleached kraft keep single-origin cacao flavor notes free from recycled paper odors.

FDA allergen & cacao percentage layout

Clean back and bottom panels provide crisp legibility for FDA Nutrition Facts tables, cacao solids percentages, and milk, soy lecithin, and tree-nut allergen statements.
How it works

How do I order custom chocolate boxes?

1 · Start

Tell us what you need

Size, quantities or AI concept
2 · Custom quote

Compare volume pricing

Dedicated account manager
3 · Before you pay

Approve your proof

Digital proof + 3D mockup
4 · 10–14 days

Made and shipped

Free to all 50 states
Pricing

What drives the price of custom chocolate boxes?

The price depends on four things, and every custom quote is free.

Folding carton vs rigid setup

Foldable two-piece cartons or bar envelopes cost much less per unit than rigid chipboard coffrets

Cell grid count

A 16-cell or 24-cell interlocking divider set uses more die-cut strips than a simple 4-cell cross partition

Order quantity & bar SKUs

Grouping 4 or 6 chocolate bar flavors of the same size into one combined run unlocks lower unit pricing

Metallic foil & embossing

Multi-color hot foil stamping, deep embossing, and hand-tied satin bows add finishing steps

For craft chocolate bars, standardize your 70% Dark, Milk Sea Salt, and Hazelnut bars on the exact same mold and envelope size so all flavors share one dieline and group together for volume price breaks. First orders get 10% off, and we beat written US competitor quotes for identical specs. Buyers ordering custom size chocolate boxes or artisan truffle chocolate boxes can compare up to three quantities in one quote.

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Why CubitPack

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FAQ

Chocolate boxes questions

What size box do I need for 4, 9, 16, or 24 chocolate truffles?

Allowing a standard 1.25 × 1.25 inch cell per truffle plus divider wall thickness, a 4-piece (2 × 2) box is typically 3.25 × 3.25 × 1.25 inches, a 9-piece (3 × 3) box is 4.75 × 4.75 × 1.25 inches, a 16-piece (4 × 4) box is 6.25 × 6.25 × 1.25 inches, and a 24-piece (6 × 4) box is 9.25 × 6.25 × 1.25 inches.

What size carton fits a standard 2.5 oz or 3.5 oz bean-to-bar chocolate bar?

Most 70g to 100g (2.5 oz to 3.5 oz) craft chocolate bar molds measure around 3.0 × 6.0 inches and 0.3 to 0.375 inches thick once wrapped in foil. A 3.125 × 0.45 × 6.25 inch straight-tuck or reverse-tuck envelope gives the foil-wrapped tablet a snug, rattle-free fit.

How do you prevent cocoa butter from staining the inside of a truffle box?

Chocolate contains high levels of cocoa butter that can leave translucent oil spots on bare paperboard at warm room temperatures. When chocolates or paper cups touch the box or dividers directly, request food-safe grease-resistant liners on your quote.

Can paperboard or ink odors affect the taste of my chocolate?

Yes. Cocoa butter is lipophilic and absorbs surrounding odors quickly. For unwrapped bonbons or lightly wrapped truffles, we recommend virgin bleached white paperboard paired with low-migration, low-odor inks available on request through our certified partner facilities rather than recycled board.

Do you make the interlocking cardboard dividers inside truffle boxes?

Yes. We die-cut custom interlocking paperboard grid partitions to match your exact bonbon diameter, height, and piece count (such as 2 × 2, 3 × 3, 4 × 4, or 6 × 4 grids) so the outer box and inner cell dividers arrive ready to assemble together.

Should I choose a folding carton or a rigid box for my chocolate assortments?

Folding two-piece cartons and tray-and-sleeve boxes ship flat, start at 1,000 units, and keep unit costs low for everyday retail and e-commerce orders. Rigid setup boxes (starting at 50 units) arrive pre-assembled with thick chipboard walls for luxury Valentine, holiday, and VIP corporate gifts.

Can I print a bonbon flavor guide on the inside of the lid?

Yes. Printing a full-color bonbon illustration key and tasting notes directly on the underside of a two-piece lift-off lid or magnetic book flap eliminates the cost and hand-packing labor of a separate paper menu insert.

How do I keep dark chocolate boxes from showing fingerprint smudges?

Deep espresso brown, midnight navy, and matte black boxes look striking in a chocolate shop, but ordinary unlaminated ink scuffs and shows skin oils. Applying soft-touch lamination creates a fingerprint-resistant, velvety surface that stays clean under handling.

How long does production take before Valentine's Day, Easter, or Christmas?

Standard production takes 10 to 14 business days after proof approval and payment, and 4 to 5 business day rush production is available for tight seasonal deadlines. Shipping to all 50 US states is free.

Can I see a digital proof and 3D mockup before paying?

Yes. Every order includes a free 2D digital dieline proof and an interactive 3D mockup showing your foil stamping, embossing, and interior tasting guide before you pay. You can also order our $50 sample kit (credited to your order) or a paid physical prototype.

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Terms

Chocolate boxes terms, explained

Ballotin
A traditional Belgian tapered chocolate box with fold-over top wings, often tied with a ribbon
Cell grid partition
Slotted strips of paperboard that interlock at right angles to form individual square pockets for bonbons
Candy pad (cushion pad)
A multi-ply glassine-faced pad placed on top of a truffle layer to cushion the tops against the lid
Fat bloom & lipid staining
Cocoa butter migration that can dull chocolate shine or leave oil spots on uncoated paperboard
Bar envelope (wallet)
A thin tuck-end or seal-end paperboard sleeve sized for a single foil-wrapped chocolate tablet
Telescoping two-piece box
A separate lid and base tray where the upper lid slides down over the lower tray walls
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Published October 22, 2026Updated October 22, 2026Next review January 20, 2027
How we checked this page

All CubitPack minimums, production timelines, materials, finishes, and partner food-contact options on this page come from our confirmed project facts and were verified by a packaging specialist. Typical truffle grid and chocolate bar dimensions are starting benchmarks confirmed on your custom dieline and 3D mockup before payment. Spot something wrong? Let us know and we will fix it. Tell us if something looks wrong.

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  1. CubitPack minimums (1,000 folding cartons, 50 rigid boxes), turnaround (10–14 business days, rush 4–5), food-safe materials on request via certified partner facilities, free design help, no die/plate fees, free 50-state shipping
  2. FDA labeling requirements for chocolate confections, cacao content, and milk/soy/nut allergens
  3. TAPPI paperboard caliper, stiffness, and grease/moisture barrier testing methods
What changed
  • October 22, 2026: First published.
  • October 22, 2026: Updated specifications, terminology, and verified source links.
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