LabL Printer

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Stop building shipping labels by hand in a page-layout app. Labels lets you place up to four shipping labels on a single A4 sheet, right on your iPhone, and print them or export a ready-to-print PDF. Thin dashed cut lines divide the sheet into four, so you can snip the labels apart with scissors when they come out of the printer. HOW IT WORKS The app shows an A4 sheet split into four A6 fields. Tap a field to activate it and fill it in — you only print as many labels as you need. Each label is a standard mail layout: your return address, top-left, crossed out with a large X (as is customary for a sender), and the recipient bottom-right. When you're done, print via the system dialog or export a PDF straight to the Files app. WHAT YOU GET Four labels on one A4 sheet, with dashed cut lines to trim them apart A single sender address, set once in Settings, crossed out on every label automatically A recipient field per label — type it or paste a preformatted address Choose from 11 fonts, and fine-tune the sender and recipient text sizes Place a finished PDF label instead of typing — move it, pinch to scale, and rotate it in 90° steps to fit any size Print with AirPrint, or export a pixel-perfect A4 PDF to Files True what-you-see-is-what-you-get: the on-screen preview is exactly what prints PLACE YOUR OWN LABELS Already have a carrier's label or a design as a PDF? Drop it straight into any field with "Place label", then move, scale, and rotate it until it sits right. Mix typed labels and placed PDFs on the same sheet. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts. No data collection. No internet connection. Everything you enter stays on your device. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who ships regularly and prints their own address labels Small shops and makers sending orders Home offices that would rather tap four fields than open a layout appRead more

Stop building shipping labels by hand in a page-layout app. Labels lets you place up to four shipping labels on a single A4 sheet, right on your iPhone, and print them or export a ready-to-print PDF. Thin dashed cut lines divide the sheet into four, so you can snip the labels apart with scissors when they come out of the printer. HOW IT WORKS The app shows an A4 sheet split into four A6 fields. Tap a field to activate it and fill it in — you only print as many labels as you need. Each label is a standard mail layout: your return address, top-left, crossed out with a large X (as is customary for a sender), and the recipient bottom-right. When you're done, print via the system dialog or export a PDF straight to the Files app. WHAT YOU GET Four labels on one A4 sheet, with dashed cut lines to trim them apart A single sender address, set once in Settings, crossed out on every label automatically A recipient field per label — type it or paste a preformatted address Choose from 11 fonts, and fine-tune the sender and recipient text sizes Place a finished PDF label instead of typing — move it, pinch to scale, and rotate it in 90° steps to fit any size Print with AirPrint, or export a pixel-perfect A4 PDF to Files True what-you-see-is-what-you-get: the on-screen preview is exactly what prints PLACE YOUR OWN LABELS Already have a carrier's label or a design as a PDF? Drop it straight into any field with "Place label", then move, scale, and rotate it until it sits right. Mix typed labels and placed PDFs on the same sheet. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts. No data collection. No internet connection. Everything you enter stays on your device. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who ships regularly and prints their own address labels Small shops and makers sending orders Home offices that would rather tap four fields than open a layout app