Create printable shipping labels from Excel, Google Sheets, or CSV. Start with a 4x6 shipping label template, add sender and recipient blocks, include tracking barcodes, and export press-ready PDFs in your browser.
Works for thermal printers, Letter sheets, and A4 workflows
Useful for ecommerce, warehouse, and manual fulfillment teams


Works with the sources and outputs you already use
Many users do not need to buy postage inside the tool. They need a clean printable label layout, a barcode, and a fast way to turn order data into PDFs.
Open the ready-made shipping label template instead of drawing blocks from scratch. Sender, recipient, divider lines, and tracking barcode are already in place.
Bring in data from Excel, Google Sheets, or CSV so each row becomes one shipping label. That covers manual fulfillment, marketplace exports, and internal warehouse jobs.
Adjust label size, move fields, add logos, switch between thermal and sheet settings, and fine-tune the print layout before export.
Generate a clean PDF for home printers, office printers, or thermal label setups. This is ideal when you need printable shipping labels, not carrier-billed postage checkout.
This page should target users who need printable label output and batch generation, even if they do not need official carrier postage inside the app.
Export orders from Shopify, WooCommerce, Etsy, Amazon, or an ERP into CSV or Excel, then map the order fields into a shipping label layout quickly.
A simple workflow using the tools already in the product.
Open the shipping label starter so the barcode and label structure are already set.
Upload Excel or CSV files, or pull rows from Google Sheets when your source data already lives there.
Keep the default 4x6 thermal setup, or adapt the design for Letter or A4 sheet printing if your operation needs sheets.
Download a print-ready PDF for one label or many labels in batch.
Common questions before you start printing.
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Open the 4x6 template, import your order data, and export a print-ready PDF in a few steps.