Build labels from item, lot, and handling details
Show the item name, lot code, quantity, date, site, and handling notes in one print-ready layout.
Create A4/A6 label PDFs and QR codes from item names, lot codes, and handling instructions in seconds.
Use A6 single labels, A4 full-page labels, or A4 4-up layouts, and keep everything in your browser without sending data to the server.
Show the item name, lot code, quantity, date, site, and handling notes in one print-ready layout.
Generate a QR code from summary text, JSON, a URL, or fully custom text.
Use smaller carton labels, large outer-box labels, or four A6-style labels on one A4 page.
The UI is localized while your own label text stays untouched, including UTF-8 and mixed RTL/LTR content.
Paste CSV/TSV data for multiple labels, save templates, and export/import JSON workspaces.
Input: item=Ceramic Mug 350 ml, lot=LOT-20260314-B12, handling=fragile / keep_dry / this_side_up, qty=24 pcs, format=A6
Output: Four A6 labels are generated as PDF, and the QR code contains item, lot, and handling data.
Input: item=قطع غيار مضخة / Pump Spare Parts, lot=AE-2026-03-14-07, handling=refrigerated / urgent, format=A4
Output: The A4 label keeps mixed RTL/LTR text visible and generates a QR payload in JSON or text form.
A paper size of 105 × 148 mm. Useful for smaller carton labels and internal package labels.
A paper size of 210 × 297 mm. Useful for large outer-box labels and posting-size labels.
The empty margin around a QR code. If it is too small, scanning becomes less reliable.
Choose summary text, JSON, a URL, or custom text. JSON is better for structured system handoff, while summary text is easier for quick scanning and manual inspection.
No. The UI is translated, but the text you type into the label stays exactly as you entered it.
No. This tool is for general logistics and handling labels. Always use the correct regulated labels for dangerous goods, customs, safety, or legal compliance.
Long payloads, especially long URLs or long custom text, can make the QR code too dense for small A6 labels. Use a shorter payload or a larger layout when possible.
It should be close, but the final result also depends on printer settings. Turn scaling off and test-print one sheet first.