Case study · Lprint

The customer's artwork on the pouch, checked before it prints.

Lprint prints pouches and flexible packaging to order, recyclable or compostable, from a single bag to a full run. Every order carries a different artwork, so the shop needed more than a product page. Ar-range built Lprint the Pouch Builder: material, finish and add-ons chosen on a 3D pouch, the customer's own PDF applied to it and preflighted, an AR view from the phone, and the finished order straight into the WooCommerce cart.

A proof by email is a day lost and a file that still might be wrong.

So the file is checked, and the pouch shown, before the order exists.

What we built

From a quote by email to a pouch the customer builds, checks and orders.

Configure

The pouch is built on screen, from the samples.

We modelled the pouches from Lprint's physical samples, with the real surfaces: metallic, white and transparent plastic, compostable film and paper, matte or glossy. The customer picks the size in the shop, then material, finish and add-ons such as a zip lock or a euro hole, and the 3D pouch, rendered through Sketchfab, changes as they go.

configurator.lprint.com
Step one of the Pouch Builder: five materials, matte or glossy, add-ons with their price per piece, and the 3D pouch on the right
Upload

Their artwork lands on the bag.

In the second step the customer downloads the die-line template, uploads the finished PDF and sees it on the 3D pouch, front and back, in the finish they chose. Getting a multi-layer print PDF onto a 3D surface so that both the artwork and the material read correctly was the hardest part of the build.

configurator.lprint.com
Step two: the design template downloaded, a PDF uploaded successfully and shown on the back of the pouch, the quantity chosen underneath
Check

The file is preflighted before it is an order.

Every upload goes through Enfocus. The customer gets the result on the spot: a pass with the report, or the error and what to fix, and uploads again. Prepress stops chasing files, and the artwork that reaches the press is the one that passed.

configurator.lprint.com
The preflight result: a success message, the technical and visual check with no errors, and the report to download
Place and order

In the room in AR, then into the cart.

One tap shows the configured pouch at full size through the phone camera, with no app to install; on a desktop a QR code hands it to the phone. The customer then adds the configured order to the WooCommerce cart, or saves it as a draft with a link they can return to, change or share.

A laptop showing the Pouch Builder with the QR code that opens the configured pouch in AR on a phone
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The challenge

Every order is a different artwork on a different bag. Selling that by email meant a quote, a proof, a corrected file and a second proof before anything could print.

What we delivered
  • 3D pouches modelled from physical samples, with the real materials and finishes, rendered through Sketchfab.
  • A two-step Pouch Builder in the WooCommerce store: material, finish and add-ons, then artwork and quantity.
  • The uploaded PDF applied to the 3D pouch and preflighted by Enfocus, with the report back to the customer before the order exists.
  • Web AR of the finished pouch, a draft saved and shared by link, and the configured order straight into the cart.
FAQ

What people ask about a configurator like this.

Does the configurator replace the proof by email?
For the technical check, yes. Enfocus preflights every upload and returns the report to the customer before the order exists, so what reaches prepress has already passed. A person still looks at what a person should look at.
Which shop does it run in?
Lprint's store on WooCommerce. The size is picked on the product page, the Pouch Builder takes over from there, and the configured order comes back into the WooCommerce cart with the artwork attached.
Can the customer come back to an unfinished pouch?
Yes. A configuration can be saved as a draft under its own link, reopened later, changed, or sent to the colleague who has to approve it.
Does the AR view need an app?
No. On a phone the configured pouch opens in augmented reality from the browser. On a desktop the page shows a QR code, and the phone that scans it opens the same pouch.

Selling print that changes with every order?

Tell us what the customer chooses and what file they bring. We will tell you straight what a configurator with a preflight check would take on the shop you already run.

1Mvariants from one source
Same dayprice changes live in the shop
No-codeconfigurators the client runs
No demo booking, no sales sequence. We reply by email and take it from there.