Fix your label. Print it right.
Free shipping label tools
Resize, crop, extract, and reposition shipping labels for the printer and paper you are actually using. Everything runs in your browser.
Tools
- eBay Standard EnvelopeFree eBay Standard Envelope ConverterTurn a 4 × 6 or letter-size eBay label into a #10 envelope you can print directly, with the return address upper left and postage upper right.Convert an eBay label
- Letter to 4 × 6Convert an 8.5 × 11 shipping label to 4 × 6Crop a letter-size label PDF down to a true 4 × 6 for a thermal printer, without screenshots or Fit to Page.Convert to 4 × 6
- Return labelsResize a return shipping label for a 4 × 6 printerPull the label off a full-page return label PDF and print it at full size on a 4 × 6 thermal printer.Fix a return label
- A4 to 4 × 6Convert an A4 shipping label to 4 × 6Crop an A4 label PDF down to a true 4 × 6 (100 × 150 mm) label for a thermal printer.Convert from A4
- Labels per sheetPrint two shipping labels per pageFit two labels on one sheet at full size instead of burning a whole sheet per label.Combine onto sheets
- Half-used sheetsPrint on the unused half of a label sheetPlace a label in the position that is still free on a part-used label sheet, instead of throwing the sheet away.Use a part-used sheet
How it works
- 1
Upload the PDF you were given
4 × 6, letter, or A4, single page or a whole batch. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
- 2
We find the label
The tool locates the shipping label on the page, even when it is floating in the middle of a letter-size sheet.
- 3
Print at actual size
You get a PDF that is already the exact size of the paper or envelope you are feeding.
eBay Standard Envelope guides
Reference material for the parts a tool cannot solve: printer settings, envelope dimensions, and why labels land in the wrong place.
- Why your eBay label prints in the center of the envelopeThe printer is not broken. It is reconciling two different page sizes, and centering is its default answer.
- eBay Standard Envelope print settingsExact settings for Chrome, Adobe Reader, Preview, and thermal printers, plus how to confirm the print is truly 1:1.
- eBay Standard Envelope label size and envelope dimensionsEvery measurement in one place: label sizes, envelope sizes, and the mail piece limits the service imposes.
Why ShippingLabelTools
- Nothing leaves your device
- Conversion runs in your browser, so buyer addresses never reach a server.
- No accounts, no watermarks
- No sign-up and no email. The eBay envelope converter is free whatever the batch size, and every other tool converts 10 labels a run for free.
- Barcodes stay sharp
- The original vector page is embedded at 1:1 rather than screenshotted.
Common questions
Are these shipping label tools really free?
Yes. The eBay Standard Envelope converter is free however many labels you drop on it. Every other tool converts 10 labels per run for free, and a paid pass only exists for people running batches larger than that. There is no sign-up, no email, and no watermark on anything.
Do my labels get uploaded to a server?
No. Every conversion runs as JavaScript inside your own browser tab. The PDF is read from your disk, rearranged in memory, and handed back to you as a download. Buyer names and addresses never travel anywhere, which is also why the tools keep working with your network disconnected.
Will converting a label break the barcode?
No. The original page is embedded at 1:1 scale as vector artwork rather than screenshotted or re-drawn, so bar widths come out exactly as the carrier printed them. If you pick an output page too small to hold the label at full size, the tool tells you it had to scale down instead of doing it quietly.
Which carriers and marketplaces do these work with?
Any of them, because the tools work on the PDF rather than on the carrier. That covers eBay, USPS, UPS, FedEx, DHL, Royal Mail, Evri, Australia Post, Amazon, Shopify, PayPal, Etsy, and anything else that hands you a label as a PDF.
Do I need to install anything?
No. There is nothing to download and no extension to add. Open the tool you need in any modern browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, or iOS.
What should I set my printer to?
Actual Size or 100%, never Fit to Page or Shrink to Printable Area. The whole point of converting the PDF first is that the page already matches your paper, so any scaling the printer adds on top is what makes a barcode unscannable.