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Geometric box templates

Polygons, stars and gems with flat faces and soft corners. Clean lines for modern packaging, dice and game pieces, awards and faith gifts.

  • board-game and dice storage
  • awards and medals
  • modern packaging
  • confirmations and baptisms

When to be ready: all year.

Start with the Hexagon See pricing
Hexagon box: a 3D render of the laser-cut living-hinge box in Baltic birch with its scored lid drawingHexagon

The shapes

13 shapes for Geometric

Each card opens the shape's page: what it is for, what the file contains at its suggested size, and a link that loads it in the Studio.

Hexagon lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
HexagonFree
Honeycomb cell
Triangle lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
TrianglePro
Three soft corners
Diamond lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
DiamondPro
Rhombus on its point
Pentagon lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
PentagonPro
Five even sides
Octagon lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
OctagonPro
Eight flat faces
Reuleaux lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
ReuleauxPro
Curved constant-width triangle
Shield lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
ShieldPro
Heater shield with a point
Gem lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
GemPro
Cut-gem silhouette
Star lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
StarPro
Five rounded points
Cross lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
CrossPro
Plus with even arms
Six-Point Star lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
Six-Point StarPro
Six even points
Compass Star lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
Compass StarPro
Four long points, four short
Trefoil lid: red cut line with its scored lid art in blue
TrefoilPro
Three round lobes
  • Hexagon: A honeycomb cell with six flat walls and six hinged corners. Honey gifts, bee lovers, dice and game pieces.
  • Triangle: Three sides with wide, soft corners. Guitar picks, tea bags, a corner shelf box.
  • Diamond: A rhombus standing on its point. Card decks, a proposal box, geometric décor.
  • Pentagon: Five even sides. Dice towers, D&D trinkets, a small planter cover.
  • Octagon: Eight flat faces and gentle corners. Poker chips, a stop-sign themed gift, cufflinks.
  • Reuleaux: A curved triangle of constant width that rolls like a circle. Conversation-piece storage for desks and shelves.
  • Shield: A heater shield with a point at the bottom. Awards, medals, knightly party favors.
  • Gem: A faceted gem silhouette with a flat top. Jewelry gifts, birthstone boxes, engagement keepsakes.
  • Star: Five rounded points. Teacher gifts, Christmas tree-topper storage, award boxes.
  • Cross: A plus with even arms. First communion, confirmation and baptism gifts, rosary boxes.
  • Six-Point Star: Six even points. Hanukkah gifts, snowflake-themed Christmas boxes.
  • Compass Star: Four long points and four short ones. Travel keepsakes, graduation gifts, nautical décor.
  • Trefoil: Three round lobes. Celtic and Irish gifts, a three-compartment look for small treats.

Hinges that fit

Four hinge patterns for Geometric

Any of the 21 patterns works on any shape; these suit the look of this collection.

Interlocking Hex cut layout: red cut lines and blue score lines
Interlocking HexFree
Mirrored zig-zags
Diamond Lattice cut layout: red cut lines and blue score lines
Diamond LatticePro
Mirrored Vs form diamonds
Battlement cut layout: red cut lines and blue score lines
BattlementPro
Square-wave castle steps
Stepped Lattice cut layout: red cut lines and blue score lines
Stepped LatticePro
Three-phase stagger

What people search for

Listing words for this collection

If you sell what you cut, these are the phrases shoppers type. Use them in your listing titles and Pinterest boards.

  • hexagon laser cut box
  • star shaped box svg
  • octagon box laser file

Guides

From file to market stall

Questions about the Geometric collection

How many of the Geometric shapes are free?

Hexagon export free. The rest of the collection previews free and exports with Pro ($9 per month, $59 per year, $149 one-time), which also covers the other 87 shapes.

When should I start cutting for the season?

All year. Shoppers search for seasonal gifts four to six weeks before the day, and marketplace listings take a couple of weeks to gain traction, so finished photos should be ready before the searches start.

Can I personalise them?

Yes. Every shape carries its own lid drawing on the score layer; add a name, date or monogram in your laser software on the same layer, or turn the lid art off for a plain lid you engrave yourself. Personalised boxes sell for noticeably more than plain ones.

Which file do I need for my laser?

SVG for LightBurn, xTool Creative Space, Glowforge and Inkscape; DXF for CAD and older cutters. Both are sized 1:1 in millimetres with separate cut and score layers.

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