Custom toy packaging

Custom toy and game packaging for toy, game and puzzle makers.

Custom toy and game packaging for tabletop publishers, puzzle makers, and toy brands: two-piece lid-and-base boxes for board games and jigsaw puzzles, window boxes that show the toy on store shelves, playing card tuck boxes, craft kit cartons, and sticker sheets from 500. Folding card boxes start at 1,000 and rigid boxes start at 50.

  • Board game boxes from 1,000
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Custom dielines · Free 3D mockup before you pay · Free US shipping

Terra toy and game packaging: kraft board game box, window box with a wooden toy car and a playing card box
Studio render of example brands
  • AI-to-print studio includedAI concepts rebuilt onto exact dielines + 3D mockup
  • See it before you payA digital proof and a 3D mockup
  • No die or plate chargesZero setup fees + 10% off your first custom order
  • Free US shippingTo all 50 states · worldwide DDP shipping available
In short

What is custom toy packaging?

Custom toy and game packaging is structural rigid board, paperboard, and kraft packaging built by CubitPack with clear display windows, custom component trays, and CPSC-ready safety panels for board games, jigsaw puzzles, action figures, playing card decks, craft kits, and stationery.

Terra kraft two-piece board game box with forest green geometric print beside a playing card box

What brands order

Custom packaging toy brands order most

Most toy brands start with these. Each is made to your size with your logo, and one account manager quotes them together.

  1. 01

    Board game boxes

    Two-piece lid-and-base boxes for tabletop games

    From 1,000Get a quoteSee board game boxes
  2. 02

    Puzzle boxes

    Two-piece boxes sized to the piece count

    From 1,000Get a quoteSee puzzle boxes
  3. 03

    Toy boxes

    Window boxes that show the toy

    From 1,000Get a quoteSee toy boxes
  4. 04

    Playing card boxes

    Tuck boxes for a standard or tarot deck

    From 1,000Get a quoteSee playing card boxes
  5. 05

    Craft kit boxes

    Boxes with inserts for art supplies and craft sets

    From 1,000Get a quoteSee craft kit boxes
  6. 06

    Sticker sheets

    Kiss-cut stickers for kits and rewards

    Get a quoteSee sticker sheets

How it works

Request a quote for your custom toy packaging

Tell us what you're packing and how many. Your dedicated account manager prepares pricing for each quantity.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you’re packing

    Pick your box, bag or label, enter a rough size and up to 3 quantities — or drop in an AI design.

  2. 02

    Compare custom pricing

    Your dedicated account manager prepares tailored pricing for each quantity tier you picked.

  3. 03

    Dieline & 3D mockup, free

    Our studio prepares print-ready artwork on your exact dieline and sends a 3D mockup. Nothing prints until you approve.

  4. 04

    Printed & shipped free

    Produced in 10–14 business days (4–5 day rush available) and delivered free to all 50 US states.

Not sure what you need? or see how ordering works.

13 products

All custom toy packaging

Pick a product to get a quote right here, or open its page for sizes, styles and materials.

Toys and games 4

Stationery and craft 5

Labels & stickers 3

Bags, inserts & extras 1

Compare

Compare toy packaging options

What each one is for and where it starts. Every row has its own quote.

Custom toy packaging compared
PackagingBest forStarts atQuote
Board game boxesTwo-piece lid-and-base boxes for tabletop gamesFrom 1,000Get a quote
Puzzle boxesTwo-piece boxes sized to the piece countFrom 1,000Get a quote
Toy boxesWindow boxes that show the toyFrom 1,000Get a quote
Playing card boxesTuck boxes for a standard or tarot deckFrom 1,000Get a quote
Craft kit boxesBoxes with inserts for art supplies and craft setsFrom 1,000Get a quote
Sticker sheetsKiss-cut stickers for kits and rewardsConfirmed with your quoteGet a quote

How to choose

How to choose custom toy packaging

Four questions decide the box, the board and the finish. Not sure? Send what you know and we suggest the rest.

Should your game or puzzle use a rigid setup box or a folding two-piece carton?

Tabletop games with heavy boards, wooden tokens, and multi-deck components use two-piece rigid chipboard lid-and-base boxes (starting at 50 units) for a sturdy shelf presence and smooth telescoping lid drop. Lighter card games, travel games, and standard puzzles use folding paperboard two-piece or tuck cartons (starting at 1,000 units).

Does the shopper need to see the toy on the retail shelf?

Wooden toys, collectibles, plush figures, and educational kits sell well in window-patched paperboard or kraft boxes (from 1,000 units). We pair the clear film window with a custom-fitted internal cardboard insert that holds the toy centered behind the cutout without shifting.

How will you organize cards, dice, tokens, and art supplies inside the box?

We engineer custom die-cut cardboard inserts and multi-well divider trays sized to your folded game board, rulebook, card decks, and token bags so pieces stay sorted from the factory floor to the player's table.

Are you packing a standard 54-card deck, tarot deck, or expansion pack?

Custom playing card tuck boxes (from 1,000 units) are sized to your exact card count and cardstock thickness, with optional thumb notches, interior printing, and matte or gloss lamination that resists corner wear during shuffling and travel.

What CPSC age-grading, choking-hazard, and tracking label space do you need?

Children's toys and games require clear front-panel space for 16 CFR 1500.19 small-part choking warnings when applicable, plus back- or bottom-panel space for CPSIA Section 103 permanent batch tracking marks, ASTM F963 manufacturer identity, and a scannable GS1 UPC-A barcode.

Choosing custom toy packaging
Toy or Game ProductRecommended Box StyleInterior & Add-onsFinishMinimum
Tabletop board games & collector setsTwo-piece rigid lid-and-base boxMulti-well cardboard insert tray + rulebook recessAnti-scuff matte lamination + spot UV artFrom 50
Jigsaw puzzles & family box gamesTwo-piece paperboard or rigid puzzle boxFull-bleed reference art lid + inner bagMatte or gloss laminationFrom 1,000
Wooden toys, figures & collectiblesFolding window boxClear film window + die-cut card retention insertNatural kraft or gloss-laminated paperboardFrom 1,000
Poker, trivia & tarot card decksPlaying card tuck end boxThumb notch cutout + seal stickerSmooth matte or gloss laminationFrom 1,000
Craft kits, stationery & activity setsCraft kit box + kiss-cut sticker sheetsDivided cardboard tray + reward sticker sheetsMatte print on paperboard or kraftFrom 1,000

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Box styles

Which box style works best for action figures, blind boxes, plush and STEM kits?

Which box style works best for action figures, blind boxes, plush and STEM kits?
Box styleBest toy categoryWindow / cutout setupInternal holder
Window boxAction figures, fashion dolls, die-cast carsFront or wrap-around corner film windowPrinted scenic backer card with tie holes
Counter display (PDQ)3-inch vinyl blind boxes, mystery capsulesZipper tear-strip on sealed inner boxes12-pack or 24-pack pop-up outer display tray
Auto lock bottomPlush characters, toddler toys, vinyl figuresOpen touch cutout or front film windowDie-cut paperboard base lock collar
Briefcase / gable boxWooden blocks, magnetic tiles, play-dough setsOptional peek window on front panelCorrugated divider or open storage bin
Corrugated mailerSTEM robotics kits, science labs, marble runsClosed E-flute lid with inside part mapMulti-cavity E-flute component grid
Two-piece / rigidCollector-edition statues, heirloom wooden toysTelescoping lid or magnetic book-style doorDie-cut EVA foam cradle + certificate slot

Ready to quote your toy packaging?

Send a rough idea: a product, a size and up to 3 quantities to compare.

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What to get right

What toy packaging needs to get right

A box that feels like the game

Rigid two-piece boxes give weight; a card tray inside keeps pieces in order.

Show the toy

A clear window on most styles lets shoppers see what's inside.

Your age and safety wording

Printed exactly as you send it. The wording stays with you.

Cards and stickers

Playing card boxes, sticker sheets and die-cut stickers from 500.

Rules and labeling

Toy packaging requirements

What the packaging may need to show or meet. The wording on your packaging stays yours; we print it as you send it.

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    CPSC Small Parts & Choking Hazard Warnings (16 CFR § 1500.19)

    Under 16 CFR 1500.19, toys and games intended for children ages 3 to 6 that contain small parts, small balls, or marbles must print the exact bordered 'WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD' statement and exclamation-triangle icon on the principal display panel (front face) in required minimum type sizes; you supply the exact warning text for your age grade and we print it crisp and clear. eCFR — 16 CFR § 1500.19 Misbranded Toys and Children's Articles

  2. 02

    CPSC Mandatory Toy Safety Standard ASTM F963 (16 CFR Part 1250)

    Incorporated as a mandatory federal rule under 16 CFR Part 1250, ASTM F963 governs toy safety and package labeling for products intended for children under 14, including clear age-grading marks, magnetic-component or battery-compartment warnings, and printing the manufacturer or distributor name and address on the carton. CPSC — Toy Safety Business Guidance and ASTM F963 Compliance Guide

  3. 03

    CPSIA Section 103 Permanent Tracking Labels for Children's Products

    Under Section 103 of the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (15 U.S.C. 2063(a)(5)), toys, puzzles, and games intended primarily for children 12 and younger must display permanent tracking information on the retail packaging — manufacturer or private labeler name, production location, date, and batch/lot code. CPSC — Tracking Label Requirements for Children's Products

  4. 04

    GS1 US UPC-A & Bookland ISBN Retail Barcoding

    Toy retailers, game stores, and bookstores require scannable GS1 UPC-A (or EAN-13 / ISBN) barcodes printed with high contrast and unobstructed quiet zones on the back or bottom panel of board game, puzzle, and toy boxes. GS1 US — Official UPC & GTIN Barcode Standards

Ideas

Custom toy packaging ideas

Example designs for made-up brands, to show what each option looks like.

  • Terra open two-piece board game box with divided cardboard component tray

    Telescoping board game box with divided card tray

    Pair a full-wrap two-piece lid-and-base board game box with a custom die-cut cardboard insert tray that separates card decks, wooden tokens, and dice underneath the folded game board.

  • Terra kraft window toy box with internal card cradle holding a wooden toy

    Kraft window box with locked-in toy cradle

    Show off wooden toys, figures, or STEM kits through a clear front window while a folded kraft or white paperboard insert locks the toy upright in the center of the frame.

  • Terra playing card tuck box and matching forest green collector sleeve

    Matched playing card tuck box and collector sleeve

    Print a custom tuck box sized to your exact 54-card or tarot deck with a clean thumb notch and matte lamination, paired with spot UV highlights on the cover illustration.

  • Terra kraft craft kit box beside a matching kiss-cut sticker sheet

    Activity and craft kit box with kiss-cut sticker sheets

    Bundle art supplies, stationery, or DIY craft components inside a compartmented carton alongside custom kiss-cut sticker sheets (starting at 500) printed in matching brand colors.

How we work

How we make custom toy packaging

  1. 01

    Share your component list or piece count

    Tell us the dimensions and weight of your toy, puzzle piece count, or board game components (board size, card count, tokens, and rulebook) along with your target quantity.

  2. 02

    Dieline & insert tray engineering

    We build the exact lid-and-base, window, or tuck-box dieline and engineer internal cardboard dividers so every piece fits snugly, with free artwork setup on the flat template.

  3. 03

    3D digital proof or physical prototype

    Approve a free 3D digital proof showing your cover art, CPSC warning panel placement, and window cutout, or order a physical prototype (priced per product) to test lid fit and component clearance.

  4. 04

    Production & US delivery

    Standard production takes 10 to 12 business days after proof approval (with rush 6 to 8 business days available), shipped free across the US with optional warehousing and fulfillment.

Materials and finishes

Materials and finishes for toy packaging

Kraft, recycled board and FSC paper are available on request.

Materials

All materials

Finishes

All finishes

Printing

Pantone colors, guaranteed

Send your Pantone codes and we print to them. If a Pantone color is clearly off, we reprint it.

How Pantone printing works

Why CubitPack

Why toy brands choose CubitPack.

  • 1-on-1

    Dedicated account manager

    Work with one packaging specialist from sizing and dielines through proof approval and delivery.

  • Free

    AI & custom design studio

    Bring print-ready files, a rough logo, or an AI-generated box idea — we rebuild every element onto your exact dieline for free.

  • 3D

    Approve before you pay

    Review a high-detail 3D mockup and flat digital proof of every panel, flap and finish before paying a cent.

  • 10–14

    Business days to deliver

    Counted from proof approval and payment, with free shipping across all 50 states. Rush orders ship in 4–5 days.

Our promises, in writing

  • Reprint or refund. If we get it wrong, tell us within 14 days with photos and you choose.
  • Pantone guaranteed. If a Pantone color is clearly off, we reprint it.
  • Damaged in transit. We reprint the damaged units free and handle the carrier claim.
  • Cancel free. Any time before you approve your proof, with a full refund.

At a glance

Custom toy packaging at a glance

What we make for toy brands
Game and puzzle boxes, window boxes and stickers
Minimums
Board game boxes from 1,000
Turnaround
10–14 business days after proof approval and payment; rush 4–5 days at an extra cost
Before you pay
A digital proof and a 3D mockup
Materials
Card and paperboard, Rigid board, Kraft board
Certifications
FSC paper, food-safe materials and ISO 9001 production on request, through partner facilities
Shipping
Free to all 50 states; worldwide with duties and taxes included

FAQ

Custom toy packaging questions

What box is used for board games?

A two-piece lid and base box is the usual choice; rigid board gives it weight.

Can a toy box have a window?

Yes. A clear film window shows the toy and works on most styles.

Do you print stickers?

Yes: die-cut stickers, sticker sheets and roll labels from 500.

Can a board game box have an insert?

Yes. A card insert or tray keeps boards, cards and pieces in place.

What are the minimum order quantities for board game, puzzle, and toy boxes?

Two-piece rigid setup boxes for board games and collector sets start at 50 units, stickers and sticker sheets start at 500 units, and folding paperboard toy, puzzle, craft kit, and playing card boxes start at 1,000 units.

Can I order a physical prototype to test how my game components fit?

Yes. We provide a free 3D digital proof with every order, and you can order a physical prototype (priced per product) to check board clearance, card well depth, and lid telescoping fit before full production.

Do you print CPSC choking-hazard warnings and CPSIA batch tracking codes on the box?

Yes. Send your age-grade, 16 CFR 1500.19 choking-hazard block, and CPSIA tracking label text with your artwork and we position and print them cleanly on the front and back panels. We support brands searching for toy window boxes, rigid game boxes with inserts, two-piece board game boxes, custom card deck tuck boxes, custom sticker sheets for games, tabletop RPG and puzzle packaging, educational STEM kit packaging, collectible figure window packaging, children's toy retail shelf packaging and wholesale toy and game brand packaging.

Sources

Sources for this page

  1. eCFR — 16 CFR § 1500.19 Small Parts and Choking Hazard Labeling Rules: Front-panel choking-hazard warning box, icon, and type-size rules for children's toys and games.
  2. CPSC — Mandatory Toy Safety Standard ASTM F963 (16 CFR Part 1250): Federal toy packaging safety labeling, age grading, and manufacturer identification standards.
  3. CPSC — CPSIA Section 103 Tracking Label Requirements for Children's Products: Permanent lot, date, location, and brand tracking marks required on children's toy and game packaging.
  4. GS1 US — UPC-A & GTIN Barcodes for Retail Toy and Game Packaging: Barcode placement, contrast, and quiet-zone standards for toy stores, hobby shops, and e-commerce fulfillment.

Get started

Tell us about your toy packaging.

Bring a rough size, a logo, or an AI concept. One dedicated account manager guides your custom packaging from dieline and 3D proof to delivery.