A template controls how your labels look — the size, layout, and what data to show. You need at least one template before you can print.
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A template controls how your labels look: the paper size, layout, and data to show. Create one that matches your physical labels before printing.
Create the template and set up your paper
Add elements to your label
Use Text, Barcode, QR Code, or Image to add an element.
Select it, then drag to move or resize it on the canvas.
Set Link to to the appropriate store field, such as the product name, price, or barcode. The fields available depend on whether this is a product or address label.
Open Edit details or the pencil beside the template name to name it. Apply the details, then use the editor’s Save action to save the complete template. In the earlier interface, the details dialog uses Done; this only applies the name to your draft.
In the newer editor, Preview lets you check selected product or order data. Before your first print run, generate a PDF using the saved template and print one test label or sheet at 100% scale.
Choose the right layout
Roll labels have one label at each repeating position.
Sheet labels need sheet size, rows, columns, gaps, and edge margins.
Multi-column labels have multiple separate stickers in each repeating group on a roll. Count physical stickers, not lines of text.
You can edit the template later from Templates and reopen Configure to adjust its paper settings.