Print Labels from Excel or Google Sheets

How batch label printing works

Design one label with placeholder text and a barcode.
Connect your data: open an .xlsx, .xls or .csv file, or paste the "Publish to web → CSV" link of a Google Sheet.
Link columns to elements — for example Name to the title, SKU to the barcode, Price to the price text.
Preview any row on the canvas to check long names and numbers.
Select rows (search, select all or pick individual rows) and print them all at once.

The first row of the sheet is used as column names.
Your file is read inside the browser — it is never uploaded to our server.
In Chrome and Edge the designer can re-open the same Excel file automatically next time.
Google Sheets are re-fetched when you open the label again, so labels always use the latest data.
Works with GS1 codes too: a GS1 DataMatrix per row.

Print new price labels for the whole shop after a price update.

Asset tags with codes and QR links from your asset register.

Lot, production and expiry dates on every pack.

Batch printing FAQ

Which files can I use?

Excel workbooks (.xlsx, .xls), CSV files and Google Sheets published as CSV. The first row is used as column names.

How many labels can I print at once?

Hundreds. You can search and select the rows you need, preview any row on the canvas and send them to the printer as one job.

Does my spreadsheet get uploaded?

No. The file is read inside your browser. A Google Sheet is fetched directly from Google by your browser.

Is batch printing free?

Batch printing from a spreadsheet is part of Pro ($9/month or $79/year). Designing and printing single labels is free.