A4 Label Maker (4-up)
Fit four cropped labels on one A4 sheet with dashed cut guides — perfect for laser printers.
Upload or drag & drop
Marketplace label PDFs
Rotate wide labels to fill the sheet
Include invoice
Invoice follows its label as an A4 page.
Label and invoice on the same page
One A4 sheet per order with a dashed divider.
Number the orders
Group by
Sort by SKU
Summary (SKU + order list)
A picking list with total units per SKU and parcels per courier.
Print date & time
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Why the A4 Label Maker (4-up)?
Not everyone has a thermal printer. On a plain A4 laser or inkjet printer, one label per page wastes three-quarters of every sheet.
This tool auto-detects each label, crops it, and arranges four per A4 sheet in a 2×2 grid with dashed cut guides, so you print, cut and stick with almost no waste.
Key features
- Four labels per A4 sheet in a clean 2×2 grid.
- Dashed cut guides around every cell for easy trimming.
- Auto-detects Amazon, Flipkart and Meesho files.
- Wide labels rotate automatically to fill each cell.
- Group by courier or payment and number your orders.
- Optional picking summary appended to the run.
How it works
- 1
Upload your label PDFs from any supported marketplace.
- 2
Optionally group, sort or number the orders.
- 3
Press Make A4 sheets to build the 4-up layout locally.
- 4
Cut along the dashed guides after printing at 100%.
- 5
The A4 PDF downloads automatically, ready for a laser printer.
Benefits
- Up to 75% less paper than one label per sheet.
- No thermal printer required — any A4 printer works.
- Dashed guides make cutting quick and straight.
- Fully in-browser with no uploads.
Who it's for
How it differs from a generic PDF cropper
A generic imposition tool doesn't understand shipping labels. This one crops each label first, then lays four per sheet with guides — labels, not raw pages.
Seller tips
- Print at 100% / actual size so barcodes remain scannable.
- Use plain-paper self-adhesive A4 label sheets for best results.
- Cut just inside the dashed guides for clean edges.
- Group by courier so each cut stack stays together.