Design labels around the way your shop works.
Every print shop has a different workflow. With PrintBlocks, you can design your own labels, choose their size and format and decide exactly which information appears on them.
Create labels for production jobs, products, packages, collections and shipments, and print them directly from the workflow where they are needed.
You decide how every label looks
Match the label size, orientation, layout and information structure to the label stock and printers your shop already uses.
Your workflow does not need to change to fit a fixed system template.
Choose exactly what gets printed
Add the information your team needs, such as the order number, job number, customer name, contact details, products, quantity, print method, department, due date, shipping method, notes, the mockup image or a barcode.
Each label uses current information from the order or production job, with no need to enter it again.
A different template for every purpose
A production job label, a product label, a package label and a shipping label are each designed separately, so the label that follows a job through production can show different information from the one that goes on the box.
Shipping labels go further: size, orientation and content are set per shipping method, so a courier label and a customer collection label can be different things on different stock.
Print where the work happens
Employees can print a label directly from the production or packing screen, including from a workstation using a tablet.
There is no need to walk to another computer, copy information or prepare the label in separate software.
Print an entire day's labels at once
Select multiple jobs or shipments and print all their labels in one run.
Prepare labels for the day's production jobs or outgoing orders without opening and printing each one separately.
Fit carrier labels to your label stock
When a shipping provider returns its own label file, PrintBlocks can scale and rotate it to fit your label stock without stretching or cropping it, keeping the barcode clear and scannable.
Branded labels for partner orders
For orders placed through a partner or reseller, you can also print a label using their branding.
The partner's logo and branding can be printed as part of the same packing workflow.
Fewer mistakes throughout production
Labels stay with the relevant product, job or package and give employees the right information at every stage. This makes items easier to identify and helps prevent orders from being mixed up.
Questions shops ask
Can we choose the label size?
Yes. You can configure the label's size, orientation and layout to match the label stock and format your print shop uses.
Which information can appear on a label?
You can select from the order and production job data, including the order and job numbers, customer name, contact details, products, quantity, print method, department, production deadline, shipping method, notes, the mockup image and a barcode.
Can we create several label designs?
Yes. Production job labels, product labels and shipping labels are each designed separately, and shipping labels can have their own size and content per shipping method.
Do we need to enter label information manually?
No. The label pulls its information directly from the order or production job, keeping the details current without entering them twice.
Can we print multiple labels at once?
Yes. Select multiple jobs or shipments and print all their labels in one run.
Can labels be printed from a tablet at the packing station?
Yes. Labels print through the page the employee is already using rather than opening a separate tab, which is what makes them work on the tablet at the packing table and not only on a laptop. There is nothing to install on the machine.
Does it work with carrier labels?
Yes. Carrier label files can be scaled and rotated to fit your label stock while preserving their proportions and keeping barcodes scannable.
Does PrintBlocks record whether a label has already been printed?
For shipping labels, yes. The order records when its label was last printed, and because that is stored on the order rather than in the browser, the next person to open the packing screen on a different device sees it too. It is a last-printed marker rather than a full print history, and any label can be printed again.
Design once. Print wherever it is needed.
Labels in the size, format and layout that work for your print shop.