Label Maker #

Turn images into a print-ready PDF for a sheet of sticky labels.

Pick the label sheet you own — from a catalogue of a few thousand brand templates, or define your own — drop in some images, and download a PDF whose labels line up with the die-cuts on the page.

• Images are fit to cover: they fill each label completely and crop, rather than letterboxing into a white border.
• Per image you can set how many copies to print and rotate it in 90° steps.
• Add bleed so a slightly misaligned printer shows more image instead of a white sliver.
• Skip the labels you have already peeled off a part-used sheet.
• More images than fit on one sheet just produce more pages.

Everything runs in the browser. There is no backend, and the images you choose never leave your machine.

Running it #

npm install
npm run dev

npm run build emits a static site to build/ — it can be hosted anywhere that serves files.

Label sheet catalogue #

static/sheets.json is generated from data scraped from hlabels.com, not hand-maintained. To rebuild it from the checked-in scrape:

node scripts/build-catalogue.mjs

See CLAUDE.md for how the geometry is derived and what conventions the code follows.