Design your own labels
Set the size, add text, a logo and a QR code or barcode, number a series and print a sheet. Everything runs in your browser.
Design your label
ITEM-{n}. EAN and UPC get their check digit added.Preview
Print at 100% scale (turn off “fit to page”). Print one sheet on plain paper first and hold it against your label sheet, then scan one printed label before a full run.
Label design in three steps
Pick the label size
A common Avery-style pack or your own width and height.
Add text and a code
Title, a few lines, a logo, and a QR code or barcode with its value.
Print a sheet
Print identical labels or a numbered series at 100% scale.
Designing labels that read well
- Keep titles short. A label is read at a glance, so one clear line beats three small ones.
- Put the code where it is not covered by a fold, a seal or your thumb.
- Use a numbered series for assets and boxes: ITEM-{n} makes ITEM-001, ITEM-002 and so on.
- Test a printed label with the scanner or phone that will be used before printing the whole sheet.
What people label
Storage and shipping
Box and shelf labels with a code to what is inside.
Samples and projects
Numbered labels for samples, files and folders.
Products and gifts
A label with a name, a note and a link.
Home and office
Cables, keys, tools and shared equipment.
Ready-made label types
More design & print tools
- Asset tag maker — Numbered inventory labels
- Product label maker — Price and SKU labels
- Barcode label maker — Barcodes on label sheets
Make just the code
Ideas by industry
Questions, answered
How do I design a label with a QR code or barcode?
Choose a label size, type a title and a few lines, pick QR code or a barcode type, enter the code value and choose where it goes. The preview shows a full sheet that you can print or download.
Can I number a series of labels?
Yes. Put {n} where the number should go, for example ITEM-{n}, set how many labels and the start number, and every label gets its own number and code.
Which label sheets are supported?
Common Avery-style A4 and Letter packs are built in, and a custom size fits as many labels as will fit on the page. Print a test on plain paper first to check the alignment against your pack.
What goes into the code?
A QR code can hold a link or any text. EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 128 and Code 39 hold numbers or short IDs, and the number is printed under the bars.
Can I add my logo?
Yes. Upload a logo or photo and it is placed at the top of each label, above the text.
Want a ready-made label type?
Asset tags, product labels and food labels are set up for you.
See label templates