Shipping labels

Large, easy-to-read labels for parcels — with a FROM/TO layout, tracking barcode or QR code.

Drag to move, drag a corner to resize (hold Shift for free movement). Arrow keys nudge 0.5 mm, Delete removes, Ctrl+Z undoes.

Sheet preview Click a label to start printing there.

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Custom label sheet

Measure your sheet with a ruler or copy the numbers from the manufacturer's template. All values in millimetres.

Pitch = distance from the left (top) edge of one label to the left (top) edge of the next.

Shipping labels need space: 2″ × 4″ (10 per sheet), 3-⅓″ × 4″ (6 per sheet) or half-sheet labels are typical. The starter design has a small sender line at the top and a big recipient block.

Mail-merge a list of orders to print one label per parcel, and put an order number into a Code 128 barcode or a QR code with {{order}}.

Tips

  • Recipient text 14 pt or larger is easier for carriers to read.
  • Leave a clear area if the carrier adds its own label.
  • Barcodes need white space on both sides — don't let them touch the edge.
  • Use weatherproof or laser labels for parcels that travel far.

FAQ

Can I print carrier postage labels here?

LabelSheet prints your own address and order labels. Paid postage labels must come from the carrier; you can still print those PDFs on half-sheet labels.

Which barcode should I use for order numbers?

Code 128 handles letters and numbers. Use EAN-13 only for retail product numbers.

Can I print 4 × 6″ labels?

Yes — pick a 4 per sheet or half-sheet layout, or create a custom sheet with Pro.

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