Build your scheme
Set your aisle, bay, level and position ranges.
For warehouses — not a generic label maker
Free for your first 50 locations. Prints on the office printer you already own — six labels to a US Letter page.
Prints onAny laserAny inkjetPlain paperCard stock
Warehouse location labels, minus the software fight
Build your location scheme, print scannable rack labels on the printer you already own — in about ten minutes.
Free for 50 locations. No credit card, no install.
Real reviews of the tools you use today
“It is almost a punishment to use this software.”
— warehouse label software review
“Only prints correctly about 10% of the time.”
— shipping label software review
“The barcode cannot be scanned after printing.”
— barcode-font support thread
Exact Code 128 output from the live renderer.
A01-B01-L01-P01
A01-B01-L01-P02A01-B01-L02-P01A04-B03-L02-P02Code 128 batch · zero-paddedFree PDF, sent to your inbox. Up to 50 locations — no credit card.
Set your aisle, bay, level and position ranges.
Rack strips or bin cards — warehouse presets, not office folders.
Six labels to a US Letter page, boxed for cutting. Any PDF printer.
No seats. No per-printer licensing.
$0 forever
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Not built yet, and you can't buy it today. Here is the next batch of workflow upgrades we are building:
No checkout, no card, no charge today. The free generator above is what exists right now.
Any printer that prints a PDF. You get six labels to a US Letter page, each boxed for cutting — laser or inkjet, plain paper or card stock.
Yes. Choose Code 128 or QR per batch, then test-scan the free PDF before you commit to the building.
No — that is the point. Every other tool assumes the list already exists. Give it your aisle, bay, level and position ranges and it writes the codes for you, zero-padded, with your delimiter.