00:00:00 — Labels, your way.
Welcome to Easy Peasy Label Studio. Let's create a product label, customize its layout, and turn a spreadsheet into a ready to print batch.

00:00:09 — Start with the right size
Choose your label size and orientation. For this example, use a two by one inch landscape label and E A N thirteen. Code one twenty eight supports letters and numbers. Q R handles links or longer values.

00:00:23 — Separate what scans from what people read
Enter the number that should scan, then add a separate title for people to read. E A N thirteen needs thirteen numeric digits. I T F fourteen needs fourteen. The app preserves your digits, including leading zeros. Test a printed scan.

00:00:38 — Start with a truly blank canvas
Choose New blank layout to design from scratch. The canvas starts empty. Add text, a barcode, a Q R code, or a named data field. Each new block gets its own input by default.

00:00:51 — Fill the width. Keep control.
A new barcode fills the label width, including clear scan margins. Drag a side handle to adjust width without changing height. The corner scales proportionally. Pink snap guides help align blocks with the label and with each other.

00:01:05 — Rotate, and the width follows
Switch to portrait and the barcode immediately fits the one inch label width. Switch back to landscape and it fits two inches. Fit label width also follows size changes, and stays on when you move the barcode.

00:01:18 — Make the human-readable text stand out
Select a text block and choose Sans serif, Serif, or Monospace. Adjust text size, bold, italic, and alignment. Fit text inside block prevents overflow. Name blocks clearly, like Product S K U or E T I N.

00:01:33 — Save the design for next time
Give the configuration a name and click Save layout. Open Saved layouts next time to reuse it with new data. Export a layout backup to share the design with a teammate. Font choices and field links stay with the layout.

00:01:47 — Match spreadsheet columns to your blocks
Choose Bulk labels. Download the C S V template for your custom fields, fill it in, and upload it. Match each spreadsheet column to its label field. One row makes one label. Linked blocks share one mapping.

00:02:01 — Review before you generate
Review the data checks and preview several rows. Fix missing values or incorrect digit counts before generating. Check long product names and leading zeros. A passed data check does not replace a test scan of a printed label.

00:02:15 — Generate, download, and print
Choose P D F for compact, sharp label batches, then generate. Download the completed files before closing or updating the app. Print at Actual size, or one hundred percent, with matching paper dimensions. Test one label before the full run.

00:02:31 — You’re ready for the next print run.
You're ready. Create once, reuse your layout, and print with confidence. The How to use page also covers ShipHero actions, importing an existing label, and installing the app for offline use.