How it works

Single label ↗

Code 128 encodes the entered value; quiet zones are retained.

Example: ITEM-001 becomes one printable Code 128 label.

Code 128 only; 1–60 printable ASCII characters per value. This creates artwork, not an assigned retail product number. Scan-test physical labels before use.

Batch labels ↗

Each row creates one label; quoted commas in titles are supported.

Example: "Blue, large",SKU-002 preserves the full title.

Code 128 only; 1–60 printable ASCII characters per value. This creates artwork, not an assigned retail product number. Scan-test physical labels before use.

Sheet layout ↗

Labels flow row-first; extra pages are generated as required.

Example: A4 with two columns makes a two-column label sheet.

Code 128 only; 1–60 printable ASCII characters per value. This creates artwork, not an assigned retail product number. Scan-test physical labels before use.

Export labels ↗

SVG uses millimetres and includes the complete generated sheet.

Example: Download a sheet SVG and print at 100%.

Code 128 only; 1–60 printable ASCII characters per value. This creates artwork, not an assigned retail product number. Scan-test physical labels before use.

Local work, explicit limits

Each workspace reports its input and file limits. Imports validate the supported format before asking to replace saved work. Plain text is displayed as text, never executed as markup. Both languages use the same tools; the root address always opens in English, with Chinese under /zh/.