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From envelopes to standard and specialty boxes, get your items delivered.
Browse all available packaging
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available packaging
Find pricing, dimensions, specialty solutions, and in-store purchase options.
Design custom boxes for your business
Elevate the unboxing experience and keep products secure. With a FedEx account, you can order branded packaging for retail orders, events, and subscription boxes.
Get free packaging with your FedEx account
If you're using expedited FedEx® services, choose complimentary envelopes, paks, poly bags, boxes, and tubes.
Drop by for shipping supplies and support
Find a store near you with printing services, professional packing options, and packaging.
Get ready to ship with resources
Need a hand with packing?
- Follow the four steps in our quick packing guide.
- Get more detailed guidance and best practices.
- From crates to bands, learn the ins and out of packing freight.
- Check out our specialty items guide for packing bicycles, car parts, perishables, and more.
Spot issues before they ship
Experts at the FedEx Packaging Lab can test your package—for free if you have a FedEx account. It can reduce damage and help you create impactful unboxing experiences.
Follow along with how-to videos
Get tips for packing and picking the right materials, plus sustainable packaging advice.
FAQs
Your box should be large enough to hold your item and allow for 2" to 3" of cushioning on all six sides. FedEx has many sizes of boxes available for purchase, including ones designed for shipping specialty items.
Use pressure-sensitive plastic tape, water-activated paper tape, or water-activated reinforced tape that is at least 3" wide. Apply tape evenly across flaps and seams to the outer box’s top and bottom. Use the H taping method.
Start by carefully packing your items for a safe and secure delivery. Then, take time to understand declared value, which is the amount needed to repair or replace items.
Yes, provided that your box is sturdy and has not been crushed, torn, punctured, or otherwise damaged.
Yes, every package needs a label. Create a printable shipping label from your computer with FedEx Ship Manager®. Don’t have a printer? Use the FedEx® Mobile app to create your label. It will generate a barcode you can take to the nearest FedEx location. A team member will scan the code and print your label.
Arrange deliveries when someone is home and require a signature, especially for valuable items. You can also request a package hold at a retail location. It’s free if you have FedEx Delivery Manager®. Stay informed with delivery alerts, request discreet packaging for high-value items, and consider shipping insurance for added protection.
Place shipping labels on your package’s largest surface. While we can’t ensure compliance with markings like “Up” arrows or “This End Up,” correctly placing the shipping label increases your chance for the preferred orientation.