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Guides to cropping, captioning, sorting and printing Meesho, Flipkart, Snapdeal and AJIO shipping labels — and notes on how LabelCropper itself decides what to cut.
A correctly cropped label can still print wrong. The four print-dialog settings that decide whether it comes out at its true size — scale, paper, margins and duplex — and where to find each one in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Acrobat.
Read the article →Six reasons a barcode fails at handover, in the order worth checking: scaling, the quiet zone, print darkness, a dirty head, a roll loaded backwards and the stock itself. Most batches stop at the first one.
Read the article →A day’s label export is a customer list: names, full addresses and phone numbers. What that means when you hand it to a free online PDF tool, and two ways to check whether a tool uploads your file at all.
Read the article →Meesho, Flipkart, Snapdeal and AJIO each send their labels in a different shape, and one of them is not a cropping job at all. What you drop in, what happens to it, and what you end up holding — in plain words, one marketplace at a time.
Read the article →Cropping saves paper. Sorting saves the afternoon. This is the exact order a LabelCropper stack comes out in, and the reasoning behind each level of it.
Read the article →A thermal printer wants a fixed page the size of its roll. A cropped label is whatever size the label happened to be. Reconciling those two is what the page-size setting does — here is which choice to make.
Read the article →LabelCropper has grown well past “crop the blank half off”. This is the full list of what it does today, grouped by the part of the job it belongs to.
Read the article →There is no shortage of ways to crop a PDF. Here is what LabelCropper does that a generic cropper, an online converter or a pair of scissors does not — and, just as usefully, what it deliberately refuses to do.
Read the article →The crop is free with no page limit, the paid features are yours for seven days, and your label PDFs never leave your computer.
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