Free Buyer Tools
Free Packaging Tools for Buyers
Three small tools for the questions that usually arrive before an enquiry: what to ask about recycled content, how a capacity converts into fill weight, and what a shipment really costs once freight, duty and delivery are added.
- Free to use. No login or email required.
- Runs entirely in your browser.
- Nothing you type is sent to us or stored on this site.
- Standard anonymous page analytics only — no tool entries are included.
PCR Content and Recyclability Self-Check
This self-check does not grade your pack — it turns your answers into supplier questions and a list of gaps to close. Use it to brief a material supplier or recycler, not to certify anything.
Your pack
Your question list and gaps
Answer the questions and press “Build my question list”. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Capacity and Weight Converter
Convert between volume, mass and length units, then estimate fill weight and packed weight from figures you enter. The maths is straightforward; the input is the part that decides the answer.
Unit converter
Fixed conversions used
| From | Equals |
|---|---|
| 1 US fl oz | 29.5735295625 ml |
| 1 UK fl oz | 28.4130625 ml |
| 1 oz | 28.349523125 g |
| 1 lb | 453.59237 g |
| 1 in | 25.4 mm |
Fill weight and packed weight
Enter your figures and press “Estimate”.
These are estimates based on the figures you enter. Nominal capacity is not brim-full capacity, and your fill's density is not necessarily 1.00 g/ml. Confirm fill weight, headspace and packed weight against a filled sample before tooling or booking freight. The size index at /formats/dimensions/ publishes figures as printed and does not convert between ml and g; this converter is separate and does not change those figures.
Landed Cost Estimator
Add up goods, freight, insurance, duty, clearance and delivery to see what a shipment costs per unit. Every rate is one you enter; nothing is built in.
Your figures
Estimate
Enter your figures and press “Estimate landed cost”.
How the total is built
goods = unit price × quantity
insurance = goods × insurance rate
duty = duty base × duty rate
total = goods + freight + insurance + duty
+ origin + destination/clearance + inland
+ other charges + other goods-side costs
per unit = total ÷ quantity
first-order per unit = (total + tooling) ÷ quantity
If one shipment covers several SKUs, enter only the freight and charges apportioned to this order.
This is an indicative estimate, not a quotation. No duty rates, freight rates or exchange rates are built in; every figure is the one you enter. It is not customs, tax or legal advice. It is not a delivered-price quotation and does not decide the Incoterm; the written quotation and the Incoterm agreed for your order govern. Confirm the HS classification, duty rate and charges with your broker and our written quotation.
Last reviewed: November 2026