Guides
Reference material for the questions that come up around printing shipping labels — exact sizes, printer settings, printing without a thermal printer, and why the PDF you downloaded prints wrong. For how to use a tool, each tool page walks through its own marketplace end to end.
No thermal printer? Lay four 4×6 labels onto a single A4 page, print on the printer you already own, and cut them apart — twelve orders become three sheets instead of twelve.
Read the guide →Crop the Flipkart PDF to 4×6, load a 100×150 mm roll, set the paper size and 100% scale, and print a barcode that scans first time — plus a troubleshooting checklist for faint, tiny or cut-off labels.
Read the guide →A reference for the exact Flipkart shipping-label dimensions — 4×6 inch, 101.6×152.4 mm (100×150 mm), 288×432 pt, 812×1218 px at 203 DPI — and why the A4 PDF prints wrong until you crop it.
Read the guide →The Meesho shipping label is the same 4×6 inch / 100×150 mm thermal label every Indian courier uses. Every unit, the roll to buy, and why one roll covers every marketplace you sell on.
Read the guide →Get the label PDF out of the Supplier Panel, keep the label and the tax invoice apart, and print at a size the courier can actually scan — with a table of the five failures sellers hit most.
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