About

Shipping Label Generator makes shipping labels. Type one address or upload a CSV of orders, and download a finished label file. It makes the label, never the postage.

What it does

The single label form takes one recipient address and draws the label as a PDF preview before you download it. It needs no account.

The CSV upload takes one row per label. A row that cannot be rendered is reported with its row number and the field that failed, and the batch downloads as one file.

Layouts: a 4x6 label per page for a thermal printer, two 4x6 labels on a US Letter sheet, and the Avery 5163 (4 by 2, 10 per sheet) and Avery 5164 (4 by 3.33, 6 per sheet) sheets for an office printer.

PDF is available on every plan. ZPL, for a 4x6 label at 203 dpi on a Zebra or Rollo printer, is on the paid plans. A Code 128 or QR barcode is optional and is built from a reference or tracking number you supply.

What it does not do

It does not buy postage. There is no carrier account connected, no rate is quoted, no postage is paid, and no tracking number is invented.

It does not claim a carrier will accept a label. The file is the label artwork you asked for, printed on your own printer or taken to your own postage service.

It does not check that an address exists or that a carrier would accept the label. Required fields and a two letter country code are checked, and a state is required for a US address; that is the whole check.

Who makes it

Shipping Label Generator is a Quolapps product, made by Mike Wiberg. Quolapps is at quolapps.com.

Support

Questions, problem reports and data requests go to [email protected].