lbl-print

lbl-print

Print labels from the browser — no manufacturer suite.Print labels with the Windows app — no manufacturer suite.

Design with text, photos, icons, and clipart — then preview live and print or cut on any supported brand from one app.

Install lblprint, then design with text, photos, icons, and clipart — preview live and print or cut on any supported brand.

Use in browser instead

One workflow for printers and cutters

One browser app for multi-brand label printing and craft cutting — no manufacturer suite to install, no lock-in to a single vendor.

One Windows app for multi-brand label printing and craft cutting — no manufacturer suite, no lock-in to a single vendor.

155 printers. 19 cutters. 344 media types.

17 brands and 20 protocols — Brother QL and P-touch, DYMO LabelWriter and LabelManager, NIIMBOT, Zebra ZPL, TSC TSPL, Phomemo, Rollo/Munbyn, Epson ColorWorks, and Silhouette craft cutters. Every model lists maturity and the media or mats it accepts.

Browse supported printers, cutters & media →Launch lbl-print →Install Windows app →

FAQ

What lbl-print is, how design, batch, and browser printing work, and which printers and cutters it covers.

What is lbl-print?
lbl-print is a browser-first label printing and craft-cutting product. Design labels with text, photos, icons, and clipart in Text, Markdown, Layout, HTML, or Canvas; preview live; and print or cut across Bixolon, Brother, Citizen, DYMO, Epson, Godex, Honeywell, Munbyn, NIIMBOT, Phomemo, Rollo, SATO, Silhouette, TSC, Toshiba TEC, Xprinter, and Zebra — no manufacturer suite to install.
Which printers and cutters does lbl-print support?
Brother QL and P-touch, DYMO, NIIMBOT, Zebra, TSC, Phomemo, Silhouette craft cutters, and more — 17 brands in all (155 printer models, 19 cutters, and 344 media types). See https://lbl.print/supported for the full model list with maturity and media.
Do I need to install anything?
On Windows, install the lblprint app from this site — that is the main path. On Linux, open the browser app (Open app) with no install. Some browsers or devices may still need lblprint once; you keep designing in Studio.
How does browser printing work?
You design labels in the browser and print or cut straight to your device — no manufacturer app. Most connections use WebUSB, Web Serial, or Web Bluetooth. Some devices or browsers need the free lblprint helper once; you keep designing and printing in the same browser tab.
Can I use photos, icons, and clipart?
Yes. Upload your own images, browse the in-app Iconify gallery (Lucide, Heroicons, and more), follow outbound free-icon directories, and start from curated starter designs sized for common label media. Canvas and Layout also import SVG vectors for print or cut paths.
How do I design labels?
Studio has five modes: Text, Markdown (CommonMark/GFM), Layout (nested flex), HTML, and Canvas (layers, multi-select, snap guides, shapes, SVG, undo). QR codes, 1D barcodes, and industrial 2D / GS1 / postal symbologies, plus date/time stamps, rotate/mirror/vertical text, and catalog fonts.
Can I print a batch from a spreadsheet or address book?
Yes. Import CSV, TSV, or Excel with field mapping, or paste JSON `each` data. Serialization adds number sequences. A local address book imports Google and Outlook CSV/XLSX and merges selected contacts into labels. Templates stay in the browser unless you choose to print or send feedback.
Does lbl-print cut on Silhouette Cameo or Portrait?
Yes. Silhouette / Graphtec GPGL craft cutters (Cameo, Portrait, and related catalog rows) cut over WebUSB. Force, speed, mat, dual-tool, autoblade depth, and multipass are available. Not Cricut, and not print-then-cut / registration marks.