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SheetsToLabels Interface Guide — Toolbar, Sidebar & Canvas Explained

A visual tour of the SheetsToLabels Label Designer. Learn what the workflow toolbar, sidebar tabs, canvas, and print preview each do before you start designing your first label.

Before diving into your first label, take 2 minutes to understand the layout. The public workspace is Label Designer, and the same visual workspace powers related label, price tag, barcode, and sheet-layout tools.

Label Designer workspace overview

1. Workflow Toolbar

The bar running across the top keeps the main workflow in order.

ButtonWhat it does
Edit DataOpen the Data Manager to import/manage your spreadsheet
Design TagEdit one label at a time on the canvas
Print LayoutPreview the full sheet as it will print
Export PDFGenerate the final print-ready PDF
SaveSave the current design state when available

2. Sidebar Tabs

Use the sidebar to move between data, templates, design controls, print settings, and help.

Panel tabWhat's inside
Data SourceCurrent rows and fields; open the Data Manager from here
TemplatesReady-made layouts and saved designs
DesignAdd text, image, shape, barcode, and QR code elements; edit selected element styles
Print SettingsPaper size, label size, grid, gaps, margins, and Avery presets
GuideIn-editor quick-start help

3. Canvas (Center)

In Design Tag mode, the white area in the middle is one label or tag.

  • Click any element to select it and reveal its settings in the sidebar.
  • Drag elements to reposition them.
  • Use corner handles to resize.
  • Add fixed content, or connect an element to a spreadsheet column so each row prints different content.

4. Print Layout Preview

Use Print Layout to check the whole sheet before exporting.

  • Confirm the selected paper size and label preset.
  • Check rows, columns, gaps, and margins.
  • Page through multi-page jobs before generating the PDF.

[!TIP] The same workspace powers related product-label, barcode, QR, and sheet-layout workflows, so the controls stay familiar across those pages.

Next Step

Now that you know the layout, follow the Quick Start to create your first label.