Slice tray dieline

Free slice tray dieline template: an open triangle tray for one slice of pizza, cake or pie, its walls locked by tabs without glue. Enter length, width, height and the board; get a print-ready PDF with cut and crease lines.

About this dieline Slice tray dieline template: cut, fold and safe-area lines

About this dieline

A slice tray is an open one-piece triangle tray for a single slice of pizza, cake or pie. Three walls stand up round the slice and lock into each other with tabs, and there is no lid: the slice is served on it or carried a few steps. The slice can be any shape, a wide one from a small pizza or a narrow one from a large pizza or a round cake.

Enter the length from the crust to the tip, the width across the crust, the wall height and the board thickness, and download a print-ready PDF with cut and crease lines. Pizzerias, food trucks and cafés use it at the counter; it ships flat and needs no glue. Need it closed? Switch the lid on, and it becomes the pizza slice box.

What size do I need for one slice?

Measure the slice: from the crust to the tip is the length, across the crust is the width, each plus 5–10 mm. The walls start at 30 mm, which the tabs need; 35–45 mm suits most slices. Tray templates come in sizes like 130 × 150 × 35 mm and 173 × 200 × 60 mm.

Does it need glue?

No. The crust wall locks into the side walls with two tabs and the tip locks with a third, their heads pushed out through windows in the walls. It ships flat and folds by hand.

Slice tray sizes: open triangle trays to serve a slice of pizza or cake →