Save a label design and export it as a file
Your label saves itself in this browser while you work, so it's still there tomorrow. When you need it somewhere else, you can export it as a file you can open again, or download a PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG or ZPL. No account, and no signup.
How it works
One label, and whichever file you need
Make a label worth keeping
Open the 2 x 1 barcode label with a sample list, change it, and look under Options to save a copy.
Open a label1Saving
You spent twenty minutes getting it right
The barcode finally sits where you want it. The text doesn't wrap. You don't want to do that again.
You won't have to. The editor saves a moment after you change something, so if you close the tab and come back tomorrow, your last label is still on the screen.
Click Save to keep it as one of your saved labels. You can keep up to 50 in this browser, and if the label had a spreadsheet attached, the rows stay with it.
No account means no cloud copy, though. Which brings us to files.
2Examples
Labels to try it with
These are real renders from the editor, with made-up details. Click one and it opens with that exact label, then look under Options.
3File types
Which file do you actually need?
It depends on what happens next. All of these are under Options.
Here's the difference that catches people out. A PDF is a finished picture of the label. You can print it, but you can't change the words later. If you think you'll ever want to edit it, export the label as well.
If you've got a whole list loaded, the PDF can be one file with every label, or one PDF per label in a zip.
| You want to | Choose |
|---|---|
| Print it somewhere else, or send it to a print shop | Download PDF |
| Put it in a document or an email | Download PNG or JPEG |
| Hand it to a designer, or scale it up | Download SVG |
| Send it to a Zebra from your own system | Copy ZPL or Download ZPL |
| Keep the design so you can edit it later | Export label |
4Another computer
Open a label on another computer
Designs don't follow you around, so you carry them over yourself. It's quick.
Just passing it to someone in a chat? Copy label and Paste label do the same thing with no file at all.
- Open your label at https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
- Click Options, then Export label. You get a small file.
- Send it to yourself, or put it on a USB stick.
- On the other computer, open the app, click Options, then Import label.
5Where it lives
Where your labels actually live
On this computer, in this browser. We never see them.
That's nice for privacy, and it's the reason to keep a copy of anything you'd hate to lose. Clear this site's data, or switch browsers, and the saved labels don't come with you.
So if a label matters, export it. It takes two clicks, and then it's just a file you own.
Save and export questions
Do I need an account to save a label?
No. Labels save in this browser on this computer. There's no account and no cloud copy.
How do I open a saved label on another computer?
Click Options, then Export label, and move the file over. On the other computer, click Options, then Import label.
Can I edit a label after downloading a PDF?
Not from the PDF. A PDF is a finished picture of the label. Export the label too if you might want to change it later.
How many labels can I save?
Up to 50 in this browser. Export the ones you want to keep for good, because clearing your browser data removes them.