Add every image/panel of the product — front, back, and sides — or upload the full print-ready label (a single dieline / 360° wrap that shows every panel at once) and label it “Full label”. An element counts as present if it appears on any image/panel (a full-label image covers them all). Some states require items on a specific panel (e.g. the front / principal display panel), so we auto-label each one — please review the labels below. For each panel, add its label dimensions (or pick a standard size) — optional, but it lets us check minimum font and symbol sizes.
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PDF print-file, JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 6 images/panels
Best input: your printer's press-ready artwork (the PDF/dieline sent to the packaging printer) — it's exact and high-resolution, and each page becomes a panel. Photos of the finished product work too; shoot them straight-on and well-lit so the fine print stays readable.
Tell us what's in your product and we'll flag states where it may be restricted or banned.
Serving size × # servings = container size. These dosing amounts drive which states clear — they are separate from the physical package dimensions in step 2.
Per-serving is the anchor; container = serving × the # servings above (edit either and the other stays consistent). Leave blank if CBD/CBG only or no THC.
delta-9 THC + 0.877 × THCA
Needed for MN (mg/package cap), TN (total-cannabinoid cap) and VA/CO (CBD:THC ratio rules). Container = serving × the same # servings above.
Add any other cannabinoid in the product — intoxicants (Delta-8, Delta-10, HHC, THC-P, THCA) drive bans; CBG/CBN/CBC and the rest count toward the total-cannabinoid caps in TN, NY, UT and MN.
ℹ️ This analysis will treat the cannabinoids listed above as the product’s complete cannabinoid panel. If this product has other cannabinoids (e.g. from a full-panel COA), add them above so the total-cannabinoid caps in TN, NY, UT and MN are calculated on the true total.
Check any items that are not on the label image above but will be on the final package — things printed on or added to the item during manufacturing.
Add at least one packaging panel to get started
