# 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

```sh
npm install
npm run dev
```

| Task             | Command         |
| ---------------- | --------------- |
| Dev server       | `npm run dev`   |
| Unit tests       | `npm test`      |
| Typecheck        | `npm run check` |
| Production build | `npm run build` |

`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](https://hlabels.com/print), not hand-maintained. To rebuild it from
the checked-in scrape:

```sh
node scripts/build-catalogue.mjs
```

See [CLAUDE.md](CLAUDE.md) for how the geometry is derived and what conventions
the code follows.