Product label maker
Type your brand, product, weight, ingredients and dates and get a label ready to print. Choose round, oval or rectangle, pick one of five looks, add a QR code or barcode, and print on A4 sticker sheets or plain paper. No sign-up, no watermark.
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Showing an example. Type your own product to replace it.
Print at 100%, not Fit to page. Measure the 10 mm square on the sheet with a ruler before you print on stickers. The 63.5 × 38.1 and 99.1 × 38.1 mm sizes follow the standard sticker sheet layouts. Round and 90 × 50 mm labels are spaced a little apart. Print once on plain paper and hold it against your sheet to the light.
Labels for food sold in Pakistan may need more details under the rules of your province’s food authority. Check with them before you sell.
Labels done? Sell the jars online too.
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What size label fits a jar lid or a bottle?
Round 50 mm suits most jar lids, and 38 mm suits small tins and lip balms. For jar sides and boxes, 63.5 × 38.1 mm and 99.1 × 38.1 mm are common sticker sheet sizes. You can also type any size in millimetres.
Can I print the labels on A4 sticker sheets?
Yes. Pick the same size as your sheet and choose Sticker sheet. The labels are placed in the usual positions for that sheet. Sheet makers differ by a millimetre or two, so print one page on plain paper and hold it against your sticker sheet to the light first.
Can I write the product name in Urdu?
Yes. Urdu names and ingredients are drawn in Nastaliq, and the Urdu first look is built around a large Urdu name. You can mix Urdu and English on the same label.
How do I print the labels at the right size?
Choose Print or save the sheet and print at 100%, not Fit to page. Each sheet has a 10 mm square so you can check it with a ruler. If your sheet has no room for it, measure one label instead.
Does a food label in Pakistan need anything else?
It may. Food sold in Pakistan can need more details on the label under the rules of your province’s food authority. Ask the authority in your province what applies to your product before you sell.
Can I get a PNG to take to a print shop?
Yes. Choose PNG of one label for a 300 dpi image at the exact size, and ask the shop to print it at 100%.