How to print labels from a CSV

You can print labels from a CSV by pasting it or uploading the file. The free label maker reads the first row as the column names. One row becomes one label. No signup.

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How to print labels from a CSV

1. Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
2. Set the label size to the roll or the sheet you are loading.
3. Paste the CSV, or upload the .csv file. The rows show up as you paste.
4. Click Title, SKU, and Price onto the label. Put SKU on a barcode if it has to scan.
5. Check the rows and print. Unchecked rows stay in the list.

A shop export is often a CSV, not a workbook. Shopify, Square, and a lot of inventory tools hand you Title, SKU, and Price with a comma between them. You do not rebuild that file. You paste it.

Paste it, or upload the file

Both land in the same list. Commas that live inside quotes stay inside the cell. If your tool exported tabs instead of commas, save it as CSV first so the columns split in the right places.

Click SKU onto a CODE128 barcode when the label has to scan at the shelf. Click Title onto the line a person reads. Then check the rows for this shipment and print.

A LabelWriter or a Brother prints from this computer. Set the driver to that size and leave scaling off. A Zebra printer uses Browser Print, installed once, and you restart the browser so the printer shows up. You can also download a PDF and carry it to the printer.

The same list as an Excel file is print labels from Excel. The short CSV page is print from CSV.

Questions people ask

How do I print labels from a CSV?

Paste the CSV or upload the file, click the column names onto the label, check the rows, and print. One row becomes one label.

What if my CSV has no header row?

Add a first line with names like Name, Street, City, SKU. Those names are what you click onto the label.

Can I print barcodes from a SKU column in a CSV?

Yes. Click the SKU column onto a barcode. CODE128 is the usual choice. A UPC needs the 12 digits you already own.