Cookie Tin Specifications
| Attribute | Options |
|---|---|
| Shape | Round, square, rectangular |
| Material | Tinplate, aluminum |
| Lid type | Slip-lid, hinged, click-lid |
| Decoration | Embossed/debossed, printed (label, screen, full-color), laser marked |
| Finish | Matte, glossy, metallic |
| Dimensions & capacity | Confirmed per drawing — matched to the cookie shape, count, and layer count |
Exact wall dimensions, metal gauge, and capacity are set by the mold selected or the custom shape drawn — a listed size range would apply to the broader aluminum/tinplate catalog, not to a specific cookie assortment, so those figures are confirmed against the actual layout rather than quoted generically.

Shapes & Sizes for Cookie Assortments
The shape follows the cookie layout, not the other way around:
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Round tin boxes
Round tin boxes suit radial or stacked arrangements and give seasonal artwork an uninterrupted lid surface.
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Square tin boxes
Square tin boxes pack efficiently in rows or grids and use retail shelf and carton space well.
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Rectangular tin boxes
Rectangular tin boxes fit bars, fingers, wafer rolls, and mixed assortments that do not sit naturally in a round or square footprint.
Inserts & Compartment Layouts for Mixed Cookie Boxes
Assorted cookie boxes need more than an outer shell — they need the inside divided so shapes do not shift, chip, or scuff each other in transit. DOLYPACK builds multi-compartment insert layouts to:
- Hold different cookie shapes and sizes in fixed positions
- Support tiered or seasonal gift sets
- Keep decorated surfaces clear of the tin wall and neighboring cavities
A hinged tin box keeps the lid attached to the body during serving, which suits multi-compartment gift sets better than a fully removable slip lid. Insert material, cavity count, and finish are confirmed once the cookie layout and tin drawing are reviewed.
Send the cookie layout for a shape and insert recommendation — talk to DOLYPACK.
Branding & Decoration for Bakery Packaging
Bakery brands typically use several decoration options on cookie tins:
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Embossing or debossing
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Label or screen printing
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Laser marking
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Matte, glossy, or metallic finishes, often combined for a seasonal or private-label look
Embossed tins reproduce bold shapes more reliably than fine line detail because depth is limited by metal gauge and body construction. Vector artwork (AI, EPS, or vector PDF) is needed to start die-cutting or printing.
Industries & Use Cases
Cookie tin packaging covers bakery retail lines, holiday and seasonal gift ranges, corporate gifting, and private-label assortments — the same tooling and decoration options extend to other assorted-treat and gift packaging where compartments and print quality matter as much as the container itself.
FAQ



Send the cookie dimensions, assortment layout, and preferred shape to get available molds, insert options, decoration MOQ, and a formal cookie tin packaging quote.



