Graphic and packaging designers
Cosmetic, food, supplement and herbal labels each have their own mandatory text, warnings and banned words. Start by knowing the product category, then check every line of text before sending the file.
Artwork that passes before it goes to print
Your work, step by step
Know the product category first
A different category means a different set of label rules. Paste the product description or claim and see which law applies.
Product type checkKnow what the label needs before you draw
Pick the category and enter the label size to get the mandatory items, minimum letter heights, and warning colours and boxes from the rules.
Label spec before designCheck label text and claims
Paste the text or take a photo of the label to get missing mandatory items, required warnings and claims to fix, each linked to its notification.
Label checkImported product: make the Thai sticker
Upload the foreign label to get the Thai text for each required field, checked against that category's rules.
Foreign label → Thai labelCheck the FDA number you will print
Enter the notification or registration number and confirm it matches the product and is still valid.
FDA number checkMeasure the text on the artwork file
Upload the print PDF to measure letter heights from the file against the rules and see what to fix marked on the artwork.
Check artwork PDFHave experts check the artwork file
Send the file to the RA team, including what the tools do not check yet, such as background colours, boxes and positions on the artwork.
Request an expert report
Tell us what you are working on
Our advisors will help you see which law covers your product, what you need to prepare, and where to start.
- Product category and the rules that apply
- A list of the documents to prepare
- Next steps, and which team handles them