Try Out Box Sizes

Compare packing items in different sized boxes or spaces

Check how your items will fit into any space - box, crate, shipping container, the back of a truck or van or anywhere else.

Plan packing

Optimize loading spaces and cut packing time

Compare

Compare the arrangement of items in each space

You choose

You then choose the best solution for your business

Step-by-step

Easy to follow visual instructions for packing

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Try Out Box Sizes
Stay ahead of the game
Use Try Out Box Sizes to choose the right-sized box or packing space for your requirements.
Choose between different shipping options or transport options
Save time - most calculations are done in milliseconds
Eliminate human loading errors and optimize the process
Reduce environmental impacts from materials and transport
Try Out Box Sizes
Intuitive design - logical and easy to use

What you provide us:

the dimensions of the boxes or packing spaces you have available

the quantity and dimensions of the items to pack

What we return:

the list of packed items in each of box or packing space

the information about items not packed (due to the quantity, size or weight)

visual, step-by-step instructions on how your items can be packed into each of your available boxes or packing spaces

Save to save time

Box sizes, space and item dimensions can be saved in the tool to save you even more time. Create lists of them ready to use for your next calculations.

API for higher volumes

Connect to our tools via API to provide optimized packing solutions as part of your system's automated processes.

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Calculate a Box Size Case study
Comparing Various Packing Spaces
Plan shipment and transport processes effectively by comparing all your possible packing options. One of those options means trying out the available box sizes.
Challenge: Finding Best Vehicle
E-commerce shops and small-scale vendors exploring their best packing options based on box sizes they have available tend to find the Try Out Box Sizes tool most useful. Other scenarios include trying out different container sizes for more complex shipments.
Solution: Well-Organized Transport Options
If you have various types of vehicles in your fleet, you may want to compare the arrangement of goods in each vehicle to be able to choose the best option for your transport. It is a very handy tool when planning to move batches of manufactured goods.
Benefit: Optimized Logistics
The tool will help you arrive at the exact number of trucks needed to transport your cargo in order to avoid unpleasant surprises such as having to reload the trucks because of a poor fit. While loading, you’ll be provided with visual instructions, and other useful data.
Try Out Box Sizes Use Cases
Example 1
Packing goods in different sized trucks
Manufacturing company - comparing loading
A manufacturer needs to transport goods using only one truck. They have a few different vehicles in their fleet, and they need to compare packing the cargo in each vehicle to choose one to use for the delivery.
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A manufacturer must transport products using only one vehicle.

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The order details: [box one - quantity] [box two - quantity] [box three - quantity]

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The manufacturer needs to compare how the items can be packed into each of their available trucks.

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The manufacturer sends a request to 3DBinPacking with: – truck IDs, including packing space dimensions (W x H x L) – product IDs/dimensions (W x H x L) + quantities

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The manufacturer receives the response with: – the final arrangement of items in each available truck – the list of items packed into each truck – information about any items that could not be packed into a truck due to quantity, size, or weight – step-by-step instructions for arranging the items in each truck

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The manufacturer compares the arrangement of products in each truck and chooses the optimal one for transportation.

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A manufacturer must transport products using only one vehicle.

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The order details:
[box one - quantity]
[box two - quantity]
[box three - quantity]

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The manufacturer needs to compare how the items can be packed into each of their available trucks.

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The manufacturer sends a request to 3DBinPacking with:
– truck IDs, including packing space dimensions (W x H x L)
– product IDs/dimensions (W x H x L) + quantities

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The manufacturer receives the response with:
– the final arrangement of items in each available truck
– the list of items packed into each truck
– information about any items that could not be packed into a truck due to quantity, size, or weight
– step-by-step instructions for arranging the items in each truck

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The manufacturer compares the arrangement of products in each truck and chooses the optimal one for transportation.
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Example 2
Packing an order in different sized boxes
Online shop - comparing loading
An online shop has received an order that needs to be shipped in one box. They use a few different boxes to ship their orders and want to compare how the order can be packed into each type of box.
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An online shop receives an order.

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The order details: [item one - quantity] [item two - quantity] [item three - quantity]

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The online shop needs to compare packing into each type of box and choose their preferred box for shipping.

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They send a request to 3DBinPacking with: – box ID's/dimensions (W x H x L) – product IDs/dimensions (W x H x L) + quantities

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They receive the response with: – the final arrangement of items in each type of box – the list of items packed in each box – information about any items that could not be packed into a box due to quantity, size, or weight – step-by-step instructions for arranging the items in each box

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The online shop compares the arrangement of items in each type of box and chooses their preferred option.

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An online shop receives an order.

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The order details:
[item one - quantity]
[item two - quantity]
[item three - quantity]

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The online shop needs to compare packing into each type of box and choose their preferred box for shipping.

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They send a request to 3DBinPacking with:
– box ID's/dimensions (W x H x L)
– product IDs/dimensions (W x H x L) + quantities

5

They receive the response with:
– the final arrangement of items in each type of box
– the list of items packed in each box
– information about any items that could not be packed into a box due to quantity, size, or weight
– step-by-step instructions for arranging the items in each box

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The online shop compares the arrangement of items in each type of box and chooses their preferred option.
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