Once the setup is done in the Toolkit, the file moves into Studio 10 (accessible directly within Adobe Illustrator).
Without Esko Studio 10 + Visualizer Toolkit, designing shrink sleeves is guessing. With it, it's engineering.
You stop fighting the shrink and start leveraging it. You turn a complex thermodynamic process into a drag-and-drop creative playground.
From shrink to shrink-wrapped—perfectly, every time.
Studio 10 does not just map the image; it simulates material properties:
You start by creating a 3D model of your bottle or container. Using the toolkit, you can upload a photo of the product, trace its profile, and revolve it into a 3D object. Alternatively, import a STEP or IGES CAD file from the brand owner. You can even define the "shrink zones"—areas where the film will shrink more or less.
The process is designed to bridge the gap between 2D graphic design and the complex 3D distortions required for shrink sleeves.
The Studio Toolkit for Shrink Sleeves is where the heavy lifting happens. It allows you to calculate the exact distortion required for a specific container.
Once the setup is done in the Toolkit, the file moves into Studio 10 (accessible directly within Adobe Illustrator).
Without Esko Studio 10 + Visualizer Toolkit, designing shrink sleeves is guessing. With it, it's engineering.
You stop fighting the shrink and start leveraging it. You turn a complex thermodynamic process into a drag-and-drop creative playground. Once the setup is done in the Toolkit,
From shrink to shrink-wrapped—perfectly, every time.
Studio 10 does not just map the image; it simulates material properties: Without Esko Studio 10 + Visualizer Toolkit, designing
You start by creating a 3D model of your bottle or container. Using the toolkit, you can upload a photo of the product, trace its profile, and revolve it into a 3D object. Alternatively, import a STEP or IGES CAD file from the brand owner. You can even define the "shrink zones"—areas where the film will shrink more or less.
The process is designed to bridge the gap between 2D graphic design and the complex 3D distortions required for shrink sleeves. Studio 10 does not just map the image;
The Studio Toolkit for Shrink Sleeves is where the heavy lifting happens. It allows you to calculate the exact distortion required for a specific container.