Template editor
Design label layouts with the visual editor — add text, barcodes, QR codes, and images, then configure paper brand, label size, and margins.
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What it does
The template editor controls your label’s layout, data fields, and paper settings.
How to open it
Open Templates. In the newer interface, click a template; in the earlier table, click its pencil icon in Actions. To make a new template, follow Create your first template.
Add and arrange elements
- Use Text, Barcode, QR Code, or Image to add an element.
- Select an element to edit its content and appearance. Use Link to to connect it to a store field, such as the product name, price, or barcode.
- Drag the element to move or resize it on the canvas. Use the formatting and arrangement controls to adjust the design.
See Link to / Data Binding if your label shows sample or static text instead of the data you need.
For text layout, see Show text on one line or multiple lines. Font styles and automatic text shrinking covers the Font settings panel.
Configure label size and paper
Use the physical label’s measurements. Sheet margins describe the edges of the sheet; horizontal and vertical gaps describe the spaces between stickers. One inch equals 25.4 mm.
Name and save your template
Open Edit details or the pencil beside the template name to edit its name and organization details. Apply the details, then use the editor’s Save action. In the earlier details dialog, Done only applies the changes to the draft.
Paper configuration and details forms update the draft. Save the whole template before leaving the editor.
Preview and test
The newer editor’s Preview opens a preview using selected product or order data. The design canvas itself uses sample content; it is not proof that a real product has the required barcode or price.
In either interface, generate a PDF from the appropriate printing page with the saved template and a real product or order. Check the data, then print a test label at 100% scale before running a batch.
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