Multi-column label template

A multi-column template matches a repeating group of separate labels on a roll. These supplies include 2-up and side-by-side labels; some groups have labels stacked vertically instead.

Common use case: small stickers (like jewelry tags or mini price labels) where you want to maximize roll usage.

Layout variations

Count the physical stickers within one repeating group. Rows run from top to bottom; columns run from left to right.

Two-row, one-column — two separate stickers stacked vertically in one group.

One-row, two-column — two separate stickers side by side in one group.

Two lines or columns of text inside a single sticker do not change its physical label layout. See Label templates to identify your paper.

Create a multi-column label template

Example: one row, two columns, each label 25 × 15 mm. The gap depends on your actual roll; it is not included in the dimensions of one sticker.

Which screen do you see?

Choose the description that matches your app to see its steps.

New interfaceCreate template, then custom paper choices and Create and start designing. Earlier interfaceCreate, then Paper brand / Paper type and Next.

New interface

1. Open Templates and click Create template (or Create your first template if the list is empty).
2. Choose Product label.
3. Choose Custom multi-column roll.
4. Set Unit to mm, Row to 1, and Column to 2.
5. Enter Label width: 25 and Label height: 15 for each sticker, then enter the actual Gap horizontal and Gap vertical for your media.
6. Click Create and start designing.

For a listed model, choose I know the brand & model instead and select the matching preset. Check its physical layout before creating the template.

Earlier interface

1. Open Templates and click Create.
2. In the configuration form, choose Product label under Label type.
3. Set Paper brand to Custom and Paper type to Multi-column roll label.
4. Set Row to 1 and Column to 2, then click Next.
5. Select millimeters and enter Label width: 25, Label height: 15, and the actual Gap horizontal and Gap vertical. Enable I want set manually. if needed.
6. Click Save to apply the paper settings and open the canvas.

Add your product data

1. Add Text and use Link to to connect it to the product name field.
2. Add a Barcode, link it to the barcode field, and choose a format that matches your data.
3. Arrange the elements on one label and Save the template.
4. Generate a PDF with your saved template and print a test group of labels.

What’s next

→ Printer setup for multi-column label