French fries box dieline
Free French fries box dieline template: the fry scoop with a tall arched back, a low front and a bottom that folds flat. Enter length, width, height and the board; get a print-ready PDF with cut and crease lines.
About this dieline
About this dieline
A French fries box is the paper scoop chips and fries are served in: a tall back with a rounded top, a low front cut into a curve so you can reach in, and sides that lean out a little. One sheet of thin board, glued at the two sides. The bottom has a crease across the middle, so the box folds flat for storage and opens into a scoop.
Enter the length and width of the bottom, the height at the corners and the board, and download a print-ready PDF. A regular portion is about 70 × 43 mm across the bottom and 89 mm high at the corners; the back rises a third higher in the middle, and the front dips a third lower.
Which side gets my artwork?
The tall back and the low front both face out, and the glue flaps on the front's sides go inside, under the back's side halves. The back is the tallest panel, with the most room for a logo; keep text clear of the scoop's curve.
What board is a fries box made from?
Thin, grease-resistant paperboard; the default here is 0.35 mm (about 250 g). The board only trims the glue flaps a little: every fold stays where the sizes put it.
French fries box sizes: fry scoops from a snack to a sharing portion →