Free Brady label software (design + export)
If you're looking for free Brady label software for simple wire, bin, and asset labels, you can design them in the browser and download PNG, PDF, or ZPL. Keep Brady Workstation for the proprietary tapes and locked templates you already own.
Make your first asset label
Pick the size of your sticker, add the text or a barcode, then print or download it. No account.
Open the free label maker- Best forSimple asset, wire, and bin labels you can print on generic stock.
- CostFree in the browser, with PNG, PDF, and ZPL downloads and no account.
- Worth knowingThis is not Brady Workstation, and we don't ship Brady drivers.
Brady-style asset, wire and bin label examples
These are generic designs on ordinary roll sizes, not Brady templates or Brady media. The company, units and cables are made up. Click one and it opens in the editor with the same layout.



When free Brady label software is enough
Brady Workstation is built for industrial ID. It's good at that.
But a lot of labels don't need it. An asset tag with a name and a barcode. A wire marker with a short code. A bin label with a SKU. Those are plain faces, and any thermal or laser printer can put them on a sticker.
For those, you can design the label once in the browser and export it. No install, no license.
How to design Brady-style labels free
- Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
- Set the size to the sticker or roll you actually have.
- Add the name, size, Barcode, or QR code that belongs on this label.
- Print on a thermal printer or download a PNG or PDF. If you have a whole list, load it from Excel or Google Sheets.
What you get
- Asset, wire, and bin layouts, free.
- Downloads as PNG, PDF, or ZPL.
- Serial numbers from a CSV, one label per row.
- Not included: Brady Workstation or BMP printer drivers.
When to stay in Brady Workstation
Stay with Brady software when your printer only accepts Brady tapes, or when you need their symbol libraries.
Use the free app for generic thermal or laser labels you can export.
The editor doesn't print straight to a Brady printer, and it doesn't know Brady's cartridge sizes or materials. A PNG or PDF is a picture of the label. Whether your Brady machine or its software can print that file is up to Brady, so check with your own model before you design a hundred labels for it.
Print asset labels from Excel
You can print from Excel. Put each name, SKU, or code on its own row.
In the app, click Data and load the file. Click a text box, then Variables, and pick the column, or map it into a barcode or a QR code. Preview one row, tick the ones you want in Edit row, then Print the stack. Print from a spreadsheet works once your headers match. Need bars for a number you already have? That's the barcode label maker.
For more on each job: inventory labels covers bins, shelves and asset tags, and network cable labels covers wraps, flags and port IDs.
Print or save the file
If you have a Zebra, print from this computer with Browser Print at the printer's DPI.
Everyone else can download PNG, JPEG, SVG, PDF, or ZPL. A JSON file keeps the editable master so you can open it again later.
For a plain asset or bin label, you don't need industrial software, just the right size and a file you can print.
Questions about free Brady label software
Is there free Brady label software online?
You can design free in the browser and download PNG, PDF, or ZPL. This is not Brady Workstation, and we don't ship Brady drivers.
Can I print straight to my Brady printer?
No direct Brady printing is built in. You design here and download a file. Whether your Brady model can print that file depends on Brady's own software and media.
When should I keep using Brady Workstation?
Keep it when your printer only accepts Brady tapes, when you need their symbol libraries, or for locked templates you already own.
Can I print asset labels from Excel?
Yes. Put each name, SKU, or code on its own row, map a column into text, a barcode, or a QR code, preview one row, then print the stack.
Does the app check lockout-tagout or arc-flash standards?
No. Those standards are yours to follow. The app is a design canvas, not a Brady compliance library.