: How to get texture finish on packaging Dear professional designers, I have questions regarding to creating packaging texture. I am intersected in creating a packaging design with a little paper

@Nimeshi706

The text in one and two are debossed (or stamped), the gold text is embossed. All three also use foil. Foil is not required and the effect can be quite elegant without it.

You will need to have a die made. Embossing usually involves stamping from the back of the paper and is quite visible from behind. To hide the back, you can laminate a second sheet (or fold and trim an oversized sheet) after the emboss.

The items in one and two, the texture is a property of the paper (or possibly fabric etc.) and the text is stamped into it, smoothing it. In the third image, it is smooth paper and the texture of the text is a property given to it by the die.

An emboss die is right-reading, and a deboss/stamp is flopped (aka flipped, left-reading, wrong-reading). The cost depends on the print run and the size. I don't recall the ones I have had made costing more than maybe an extra per unit on a less than 10,000 run. It has been a while though.

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