Label every box, and find things again.
Moving, clearing out the garage, archiving the business paperwork. Print big, clear labels with the room and what’s inside, plus Fragile and This Way Up, instead of marker on packing tape.
- Free to design
- First 30 days of printing free
- No ink, ever
Three steps, about a minute.
- 1
Pick a box template
Storage box, Archive box, Toy box, Drawer label, Fragile or This way up.
- 2
Add the room and the contents
Big, clear text for the room and a list of what’s inside. Add a QR code with the full list if you like.
- 3
Print and stick
Large labels for boxes, small ones for drawers, all from the same printer.
Why it’s better on a label printer.
Readable across the room
Large 4×6 inch labels with the room in big letters, so the movers put boxes in the right place.
Fragile and This Way Up
Proper handling labels for the boxes that need them.
QR codes for the full list
A QR code can hold the contents list or a link to it, so you can check a box without opening it.
Archive boxes for the business
Year, department and contents on every archive box, ready for the day someone asks.
Ready-made templates
In the free designer. Start from one and make it yours.
- Storage box
- Archive box
- Toy box
- Drawer label
- Fragile
- This way up
Questions people ask
What size labels should I use for boxes?
4×6 or 4×3 inch labels are easy to read on moving boxes. Use 2 × 1 inch labels for drawers and small containers.
Can a label list everything in the box?
Yes, with a QR code. It can hold a short contents list or a link to a longer one, and any phone can read it.
Will the labels stick to cardboard?
Yes. Standard permanent label rolls stick well to cardboard boxes.
Can I use it for the office archive too?
Yes. There is an Archive box template for year, department and contents.
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.