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Beginner guide to custom candy pads

Updated: Oct 16, 2023


Custom candy pads guide

Are you feeling overwhelmed with how to custom candy pads? Don't worry; Follow our step-by-step guide to help you customize candy pads.



Step 1: Choose the basic color


We have three color options for candy pads: white, brown, and black.

Three color options for candy pads: white, brown and black.


Step 2: Choose thickness


We provide 3ply, 5ply, 7ply, and 9ply candy pads with different thicknesses for your choice.

Demonstrate the thickness of 3ply, 5ply, 7ply and 9ply candy pads.

Specification thickness is below.


Detailed Candy Pad Thickness Data Sheet.

Thicker candy pads will provide better protection. If your product is fragile such as chocolate or cookies, we suggest you choose 5ply candy pads or thicker.



Step 3: Confirm the size of candy pad

  1. Measure the internal dimension of your box or tin.

  2. Subtract 2mm from both the length and width of the inner dimension. That's your candy pad size.

Candy pad size guide

Finger Cut


If you need finger cut for your candy pads. Please note the suitable finger cut dimension is 1.5cm, like the picture below.

Finger cut dimension for candy pad


Step 4: Printing logo


We provide printing services.


1. Confirm color

We can print according to your logo color or send us CMYK code.

Printed candy pad

2. Choose logo printing style and position

  • Random pattern

  • Print the logo at the location you specify

Two types of logo printing for candy pads.

Step 5: Send printing document


We recommend that you send AI or PDF format files, which are more suitable for printing. If you are not familiar with that, our designer can help you.


AI or PDF format file is suitable for printing


Start your custom candy pads project


I think you already know how to customize your candy pads. It's time to start your project. Luckily, you found Michael Package, a professional manufacturer of custom candy pads. Please contact us anytime to start your custom candy pads project.



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