How to make a label in four steps

  1. Choose the label shape and size in millimetres (or start from a food, cosmetic, candle or perfume template).
  2. Add your product name, logo, ingredients, barcode and QR code.
  3. Open the check tab and fix the warnings: safe area, resolution, barcode size and contrast.
  4. Download the vector PDF for your printer, or arrange labels on A4 for small runs.

Label design guides

Frequently asked questions

Is the label maker really free?

Yes. There is no account, no watermark and no payment. You can download PNG, SVG and print-ready vector PDF files.

Is the interface in English?

Yes. The studio interface is available in both English (?lang=en) and Turkish, with one-click language switching in the top bar.

Are the label themes really editable?

Yes. Every theme opens as separate text boxes and shapes for the front and back label — product name, ingredients, nutrition, INCI, warnings, manufacturer, batch and dates. Sample texts are placeholders and must be replaced with your real product information.

Where are my designs stored?

Only in your own browser. Images and projects are not uploaded to a server. Use “back up all projects” to keep a file copy.

What file should I send to my printer?

Send the vector PDF: text is converted to outlines, the CutContour cut line is a separate spot-colour layer, 3 mm bleed and the TrimBox are set. The file is RGB; your printer converts it to CMYK.

Can I print sheets of labels with serial numbers?

Yes. “Arrange on sheet” places your label on A4, A3 or Letter paper and can add an increasing batch or serial number to every label.

Need a complete label system for a product range or for export markets? See our professional label design service or the product label design checklist.