Take Pictures of the Firework:
First, take clear pictures of the firework from all sides – front, back, left, right, bottom, and top. Make sure the firework label is easy to see and the pictures are flat.

Use a Photo Editor:
Get a program like GIMP for editing photos. Make a new project and add the firework pictures to it.

Put Pictures Together:
Arrange the pictures on the project to make a cool label. You can make a grid or put them in a fun way.

Label with Text:
Write words next to each picture to show which side it is – Front, Back, Left, Right, Bottom, or Top. Use a font and color that looks good.

Make a Detailed Label (Optional):
To get the modder excited, make a complete label. Add a title, description, and anything else you want. Look at the "Aragon Label" for an example.
Check and Finish:
Look over your label to make sure everything looks nice – how pictures are placed and text is written.

Save as PNG:
When your label is ready, save it as a PNG file. PNG keeps it looking good and clear.

Tell Modders About It:
Send the PNG label to the modder. Explain what you want, so they can make it just right.

Important Note:
Before using the label in Pyroworks, it's advisable to seek permission from the firework company behind the label. Obtaining proper permissions ensures that your design respects copyright and intellectual property rights.

Objects with a round shape that lack distinct front, left, bottom, right, and top sides, such as a Roman Candle, the situation becomes more difficult. When dealing with a round object, it becomes necessary to flatten the label, which can be achieved by cutting it off. In the context of Blender Textures, it's crucial that the label remains flat. Otherwise, both the label's quality and the likelihood of a modder successfully making the mod will significantly decrease.

Here is an example image of a round Roman Candle with the label removed. It's important to exercise caution when removing labels, as excessive force can lead to tearing. Some labels are adhered to the object and cannot be peeled off, attempting to do so would only damage the label.


Remember, before using the label in Pyroworks, it's advisable to seek permission from the firework company behind the label. Obtaining proper permissions ensures that your design respects copyright and intellectual property rights.

Well, this is the wrong guide for that.
But here is the official Modding Guide from the Developer:
https://deepest-inertia-studio.gitbook.io/pyroworks-modding-tool-guide/

For help during the modding process please visit the Pyroworks Discord:
https://discord.gg/Nvh9U3kzYK