
Product fit
Start with item dimensions and how tightly each component should be held.

Engineered inserts that secure products, organize kits and improve presentation inside the outer package.

Custom inserts are developed around the contents. They can protect fragile items, organize multi-item kits and improve presentation inside rigid, corrugated or folding-carton structures.
The format is only the starting point. Structure, material, graphics and production should be shaped around what the package actually needs to do.

Start with item dimensions and how tightly each component should be held.

Arrange multiple items so the opening experience feels clear and intentional.

Use the insert as part of the structural protection strategy, not just decoration.

Develop the insert alongside the box so both structures work as one system.
Yebo can use the brief to narrow the most practical combination. Not every option belongs on every project, so final specifications are confirmed during discovery and quoting.
The cavities should follow the product shape while allowing suitable clearance and access. Provide the complete contents, not only the outside dimensions.
One insert may hold a hero product or organize a full kit. Plan item spacing, orientation and the order in which the contents should be revealed.
Discuss product fragility, surface protection, presentation and material goals. The final material and construction depend on the required performance.
Layers can separate components or control the reveal. Review lifting points, access and the protection needed between levels.
The insert and outer box must fit as a system. Confirm tolerances, the closure and any movement during transport using the complete pack.
Agree whether inserts are supplied separately or incorporated into the finished kit. Share the component list and packing sequence when defining the service scope.

Use these visual directions to start a conversation about structure, finish, reveal and performance — not as fixed templates.




These are common use cases, not limits. If your industry is not listed, Yebo can still start from the product and packaging need.

Protection and organization are often central to the brief.
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Protective structures for products with unusual shapes or weight.
Explore this market →You do not need every answer on day one. These five inputs simply make the first recommendation faster and more useful.
What is being packaged?
Exact or approximate size / weight.
Expected run or annual volume.
Ready, in progress or not started.
Target launch or in-hands date.
A consultative project path that keeps the packaging decision connected to design, sampling, production and delivery.
Product, goals, quantity and timing.
Choose a practical structure and production route.
Develop CAD, artwork and a physical or digital sample as needed.
Confirm structure, graphics and production details.
Move through production, pack-out and delivery support.
No. The right insert depends on the product, presentation, protection needs and outer package. Yebo can evaluate foam and other structural approaches.
Yes. Multi-item organization is one of the strongest use cases for custom inserts.
Yebo’s public capabilities include kitting, pack-out, assembly, collating and fulfillment support.
Dimensions or physical samples of every item, the desired arrangement, outer-box information if known, quantity and target timing are the most useful inputs.

Brochures, inserts, cards and supporting print pieces that complete the packaging program.
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Presentation kits, mailers and campaign packaging built around the reveal, the story and the collection of products inside.
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High-quality printed graphics laminated to corrugated board for packaging that needs both visual impact and structural performance.
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