Kitchen labels your whole team can read.
Prep dates, use-by dates, thaw records and allergen notices, printed clearly in seconds instead of scrawled on masking tape. Made for restaurants, cafés, food trucks and small kitchens.
- Free to design
- First 30 days of printing free
- No ink, ever
Three steps, about a minute.
- 1
Pick the label
Day dot, Prep date, Use by, Opened on, Defrost record, FIFO rotation or Allergen notice.
- 2
Fill in the item and the dates
Type what it is and its dates, the way your food safety plan says to.
- 3
Print on the line
Labels print in seconds on the computer in the kitchen. Stick them on and get on with service.
Why it’s better on a label printer.
Dates anyone can read
No more guessing at handwriting on masking tape. Every label is printed, clear and the same.
First in, first out
FIFO rotation and day dot labels make the oldest product obvious on every shelf.
Allergens on the dish
Allergen notice and Dish allergens templates keep the information with the food.
Any computer in the kitchen
A Mac, Windows or Linux computer near the line, with a Zebra by USB or on the network.
Ready-made templates
In the free designer. Start from one and make it yours.
- Day dot
- Prep date
- Use by
- Opened on
- Defrost record
- FIFO rotation
- Allergen notice
- Dish allergens
Label sizes that fit
Direct thermal label rolls for a Zebra desktop printer.
- 2 × 1 in
- 1 in circle
- 2 × 2 in
Questions people ask
Can staff print labels without training?
Yes. They pick a template, fill in the item and dates and press print. What they see on screen is what prints.
Do the labels make us compliant?
They help you follow your food safety plan. What you must date-mark and record is set by your state and local health department, many of which follow the FDA Food Code.
Which label sizes work in a kitchen?
2 × 1 inch labels fit containers, 1 inch circles make good day dots, and 2 × 2 inches gives room for allergen detail.
Can we print from more than one computer?
Yes. Each computer that prints has its own subscription, with no minimum and no contract.
How much does it cost?
Designing labels is free. Printing is $5.99 a month per computer, and the first 30 days are free. Cancel anytime, in one click.
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Designing is free. Printing is $5.99 a month per computer, and the first 30 days are free.