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Product label for a jar or bottle, flat and print ready

Flat label art for a jar or bottle, with a clear name and flavor and the net quantity in place.

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Product label for a jar or bottle, flat and print ready

Design flat label artwork for {{business_name}}'s {{product_or_service}}, for a jar or bottle. Show it as a flat rectangle on a plain gray background, not wrapped on a container, so it can go to a label printer. Product details: {{product_details}} Text, in this order of importance. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. 1. The product name or flavor from my details: the largest text, the first read from the shelf 2. "{{business_name}}": a strong wordmark above it 3. One short descriptor line from my details 4. The net quantity from my details, in the bottom 30% of the label, as US food labels require Layout: 3 x 4 in portrait, unless my details give a size. One vertical axis, text flush left, one deliberate band of color, and 0.125 in of clear space inside the trim. Ingredients and the business address go on a separate back label I'll make from my real recipe. Type: one characterful display face for the flavor and a plain sans for the rest. Two families at most, nothing smaller than 6 pt. Color: {{brand_colors}} plus one neutral, as flat inks that will match on reprints. Imagery: one focal element, a simple illustration of the main ingredient in flat shapes or a fine engraved line. Print: final size plus 0.125 in bleed, 300 dpi. After the image, remind me to convert from RGB to CMYK and check the colors, to print a test on the real jar before ordering, and to check the labeling rules for my product and state, since this is design help, not a compliance check. Avoid: glossy 3D bottle mockups, fake award seals, fake nutrition panels and barcodes, health claims, extra words, garbled letters, gradients, sparkles, clip-art leaves and fruit.
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Product label for a jar or bottle, flat and print ready

Flat label art for a jar or bottle, with a clear name and flavor and the net quantity in place.

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Design flat label artwork for {{business_name}}'s {{product_or_service}}, for a jar or bottle. Show it as a flat rectangle on a plain gray background, not wrapped on a container, so it can go to a label printer. Product details: {{product_details}} Text, in this order of importance. Render the text exactly as written, spelled correctly, nothing else. 1. The product name or flavor from my details: the largest text, the first read from the shelf 2. "{{business_name}}": a strong wordmark above it 3. One short descriptor line from my details 4. The net quantity from my details, in the bottom 30% of the label, as US food labels require Layout: 3 x 4 in portrait, unless my details give a size. One vertical axis, text flush left, one deliberate band of color, and 0.125 in of clear space inside the trim. Ingredients and the business address go on a separate back label I'll make from my real recipe. Type: one characterful display face for the flavor and a plain sans for the rest. Two families at most, nothing smaller than 6 pt. Color: {{brand_colors}} plus one neutral, as flat inks that will match on reprints. Imagery: one focal element, a simple illustration of the main ingredient in flat shapes or a fine engraved line. Print: final size plus 0.125 in bleed, 300 dpi. After the image, remind me to convert from RGB to CMYK and check the colors, to print a test on the real jar before ordering, and to check the labeling rules for my product and state, since this is design help, not a compliance check. Avoid: glossy 3D bottle mockups, fake award seals, fake nutrition panels and barcodes, health claims, extra words, garbled letters, gradients, sparkles, clip-art leaves and fruit.
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