Create shipping label
Take the address from the order, put it on a label in the size your printer takes, and download the file. The postage stays with the carrier or the postage service you already use.
Make a label
Label preview
Your label appears here once it is made.
Makes the label. Does not buy postage.
From an order to a label
For one parcel, copy the shipping address from the order into the single label form. For a day of parcels, export the orders to a CSV with one row per label and upload the file. A row that fails comes back with its row number and the field that broke, so a bad line is never dropped in silence.
The job is the same whether the order came from a marketplace or a spreadsheet: an address goes on a label, and the postage is bought somewhere else.
The size the printer expects
Four layouts: a 4x6 label per page for a thermal printer, two 4x6 labels on a US Letter sheet, the Avery 5163 sheet (4 by 2 inches, 10 labels per sheet), and the Avery 5164 sheet (4 by 3.33 inches, 6 labels per sheet). The same four are offered on the single label form, the CSV upload and the API.
What you download
Every plan downloads PDF. The paid plans also write ZPL: a 4x6 label at 203 dpi, which is what a ZPL thermal printer such as a Zebra or a Rollo reads, with one file holding the whole batch and each label set up as its own print job.
A single label is streamed back and never stored. A batch keeps its finished file privately for 24 hours when it is anonymous and 7 days when it is filed on an account, reached only through a signed link that expires with it.
What creating a label does not do
It makes the label file and nothing else. No postage is bought, no carrier account is connected, no rate is quoted, and no tracking number is invented. You print the label, then buy the postage from whichever carrier or postage service you already use.
Required fields, a two letter country code and a US state are checked before a label is made. That catches a missing line and a typo. It says nothing about whether an address exists or whether a carrier will accept the label.
Prices
Free, $0 a month: Up to 1,000 single labels a day, and 10 bulk rows a day per IP address, no signup. Pro, $12 a month: 3,000 labels a month for regular shipping. Business, $29 a month: 15,000 labels a month for high volume shipping.
Single labels are free with no account, up to 1,000 a day (30 a minute) per IP address. A bulk upload on the free plan takes 10 rows a day per IP address, as PDF. Pro is $12 a month for 3,000 labels, batches of up to 500, ZPL and the API, and Business is $29 a month for 15,000 labels and batches of up to 2,000.
Start at https://shippinglabelgenerator.com/
Create shipping label questions
Can I create a label for a marketplace order?
Yes. Copy the buyer's address into the single label form, or upload a CSV of orders. The label file is what you get; the postage is bought through the marketplace or your own postage service.
Where do I get the postage?
From a carrier or a postage service, not from this tool. Nothing here connects a carrier account, pays for postage or produces a tracking number.
How long is a batch kept?
A batch filed on an account keeps its finished file for 7 days, and an anonymous batch for 24 hours. A single label is never stored.