Guides

Pick your courier or label sheet. Every guide has the tool built in, set up for that case.

• Royal Mail Click & Drop labels on a half-used sheet

  Click & Drop prints your label in the top-left quarter of an A4 page. Choose the PDF, tap a free spot, and print it on a sticker you haven't used yet.

• Evri labels on any sticker of your sheet

  Evri labels bought through sites like Parcel2Go usually print in the top-left corner of an A4 page. Move yours to whichever sticker is still free.

• InPost labels without the scissors

  InPost PDFs put the label under a block of instructions and a cut line. Move My Label cuts out just the label and places it on a sticker of your label sheet.

• Vinted labels on your label sheet

  Vinted gives you the label from the carrier you chose for the order. Whatever the layout, choose the PDF, tap a free sticker, and print.

• eBay postage labels on a half-used sheet

  Bought postage through eBay? Choose the label PDF, tap the next free sticker on your sheet, and print. No more wasted stickers.

• Print a 4x6 label without a thermal printer

  Many marketplaces and couriers give you a 4x6 inch label meant for thermal printers. Move My Label places it on one sticker of a normal A4 or US Letter label sheet.

• Use all four labels on an A4 sheet

  A4 sheets with four labels (each about the size of A6) are the cheapest way to print postage at home, as long as you can print on all four. Here's how.

• Shipping labels on US Letter half-sheets

  Half-sheet labels (two 8.5 × 5.5 inch labels per Letter page) are the standard home-office label in the US. Choose your label, pick the top or bottom half, and print.