Development showcases for packart.io: try each step of the artwork pipeline while it is being built
packart.io turns approved labeling text into print-ready packaging artwork for human medicinal products. packart.dev is where its parts are developed in the open: each showcase is a working prototype of one step of that pipeline. Testers run it on real documents and report back; developers get the integration notes, the changelog and build information.
Restricted public demos with a sample document or a few capped uploads. No account needed.
Full showcases after you register and confirm your email address.
API and integration notes, changelog and build info. Granted by an admin.
Showcases are not validated systems. Do not use their output for regulatory decisions without review.
Reads an SmPC or US Prescribing Information (.docx), extracts its section structure and maps every element to the packaging components it must appear on: carton, label, blister, small unit, leaflet and device.
Labelling-relevant legislation and guidance for the EU, the EMA network, the US, China, Japan and India, classified by issuer, legal force (law, rule, guidance, template, standard, draft), markets and relevance per packaging component, with links to the public sources.
Approved brand assets (logo variants, symbols, graphics, templates) and the design rules that apply to packaging, for a company brand and its product brands. Product brands inherit and override company rules; the effective rule set per packaging component exports as JSON for the artwork check.
A catalogue of pharmaceutical packaging dielines (cartons, labels, leaflets, foils, tubes, wallets, Italian bollino) with technical profiles for coding, serialisation, varnish-free areas, reading direction and edge marks. Upload an artwork PDF and the detector finds which dieline it uses.
Further showcases for the packart.io modules, including Artwork Intelligence, will appear here as they reach prototype stage.
Create an account, confirm your email address and you can use every showcase as a tester. Developer access is granted on request.