A professional toolkit for designing and printing labels, barcodes, shipping tags and production marks. Simple to use, fast to deploy, with a perpetual licence and no monthly fees. LabelyPrint was built as a modern alternative to BarTender and NiceLabel - without convoluted licensing, cloud lock-in or unnecessary complexity.
Automate your label printing and let LabelyPrint do the work for you. With the automated printing feature, LabelyPrint can print labels independently, without operator intervention or the need to manually start individual print jobs.
Switching from another label printing software does not necessarily mean that you have to create all your labels again. NiceLabel users can now take advantage of automated conversion of labels and templates into the LabelyPrint format. This is particularly important for companies that have created dozens, hundreds, or even more labels and templates. Manually recreating each label could take many hours or even days of work
Logistics barcodes are built from application identifiers. LabelyPrint knows them, checks their lengths, and tells you what is wrong before the label is printed.
Looking for an alternative to NiceLabel for label design and printing? LabelyPrint offers a simple and fast way to create labels and barcodes without having to pay a recurring subscription. LabelyPrint is a modern printing program for Windows that lets you design labels using a simple editor, connect data from Excel or a database, and then print to standard office printers as well as thermal-transfer label printers.
Seven core pillars - from design to output. Each one covered in more detail on the Features page.
Drag-and-drop layout, snap-to-grid, multi-select, alignment and distribution, unlimited Undo/Redo. Templates save as a single .lpx file.
EAN-13/8, UPC-A/E, ISBN, Code 128, Code 39 / 39 Extended / 93, ITF, ITF-14, Codabar, MSI, Plessey, QR, DataMatrix (square and rectangular), Aztec, PDF417 and GS1-128. Check digits, FNC1 and encoding are handled by the engine for you.
.xlsx, .csv or a SQL database with your own query. Map columns to fields on the label and print in bulk by selected rows.
Direct printing to thermal Zebra printers over USB or TCP/IP, with support for custom fonts, GS1 and RFID extensions.
Vector output with embedded fonts, suitable for archival. Send it to QC, an external printer, or simply preview the print before committing.
A separate app for operators: no editor, no extra menus. The operator picks a template, fills in variable fields (or scans them with a reader) and prints.
A Windows service prints unattended - from a watched folder, from a database, or on a TCP/IP message from your own system. Part of the Enterprise edition.
The main LabelyPrint window has a classic layout: tool palette on the left, canvas with precise rulers in the middle, property panel on the right. What you see is what prints - no surprises after pressing Print.
Ctrl+N new, Ctrl+S save, Ctrl+P print, Ctrl+Z/Ctrl+Y Undo/Redo
The second app in the bundle is meant for the person at the printer. It loads templates prepared in Designer and lets the operator simply fill in variable fields (batch, expiry, copy count) and click Print.
Plug in a spreadsheet, map columns to fields on the label, and LabelyPrint prints as many labels as you have rows. It works for Excel, CSV and SQL databases with custom queries - typically wired up to an ERP, warehouse system or product catalogue.
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products.xlsx spreadsheet mapped to a template. Data-bound fields preview values from the first row.A Windows service that runs without anyone signed in and starts with the system. It watches a folder, a database or a TCP/IP port; when data arrives it prints the labels by the rules you set - and records them in the print journal. You set it up in a separate app, not in configuration files.
Automated printing is part of the Enterprise edition. See the Features page.
One application, any output. No separate drivers, no format converters.
Laser, inkjet, multifunction. Any printer Windows can see - even those shared over the network. Print labels onto regular A4 sheets (pre-cut label paper) or directly onto rolls.
Direct printing to Zebra over USB or TCP/IP. Works with OEM clones (Citizen, Honeywell, TSC) through the standard Windows driver. We detect 203 / 300 / 600 dpi automatically.
Vector PDF with embedded fonts - archive, get approvals, send to a supplier or external print shop. Identical physical size to print, no rasterisation, no loss of barcode sharpness.
The application earns its keep wherever data needs to live on a label - from small workshops to production floors.
Rack locations, pallet labels, receipts, dispatches. Bulk-print straight from a WMS Excel export - hundreds of labels in a single click.
GS1-128 and GS1 DataMatrix with automatic FNC1 for EAN/UCC codes. Batches, expiry dates, serial numbers - including integration with MES or ERP.
Price tags, ingredient lists, energy labels, EAN codes. For small runs or bulk runs from a product catalogue in Excel.
Bulk mail-merge from an address book, envelope labels, parcel labels with a return address and a shipment QR code.
Sample identification, small labels on test tubes with a 2D code, numbered sequences with a protocol prefix, date and operator.
RFID inlay encoding straight from the Zebra printer - EPC code, barcode and graphics in one pass.
Six kinds of operations where the app has proven itself in everyday printing.
Shipping labels, order fulfilment and warehouse labels. Bulk-print from an order export in Excel or wire up directly to the shop database.
GS1 logistic labels, pallet labels, locations, mobile printing from a barcode reader and print automation tied to your WMS.
Production labels, serial numbers, traceability, product and batch identification. GS1 DataMatrix and Code 128 with automatic FNC1.
Price tags, internal marking, shelf-edge labels and stock systems. Print onto A4 office sheets or directly onto thermal rolls.
A professional solution without high costs or complex implementations. A working print setup in less than an hour from download.
Sample identification, small test-tube labels with a 2D code, numbered sequences with a protocol prefix, date and operator combined in one code.
We respect the incumbents and we learned a lot from them. Then we cut out everything an industrial print shop doesn't actually need.
| Feature | LabelyPrint | BarTender / NiceLabel |
|---|---|---|
| Perpetual licence | ✔ | often subscription |
| No cloud | ✔ | partial |
| Online + offline activation | ✔ | depends on edition |
| Unlimited printers | ✔ | often limited |
| Android client | ✔ | higher editions only |
| Unlimited PDF export | ✔ | licence-limited |
| Simple to operate | ✔ | enterprise complexity |
| Fast deployment | ✔ | longer implementation |
| Czech-language support | ✔ | foreign support |
| Modern, intuitive editor | ✔ | heavier UI |
No subscriptions, no "price per user per month". Pay once and the software is yours - five years from now too. The same version keeps running even if you choose not to renew. You decide whether maintenance renewal makes sense.
.lpx format as desktop, fully editable on the phone.When you need to print a label at a customer's site, in the warehouse or out of a service van - and you'd rather not drag a laptop along. The Android version reads the same .lpx template format as desktop and prints over Bluetooth to common thermal-transfer printers.
.lpx templates as the Windows DesignerThe mobile client is a separate app on Google Play with its own pricing. The Windows licence does not cover it - Android and Windows versions are sold separately.
Full functionality, no registration, no watermark. After 14 days you decide.