Batch print labels from Excel on a Zebra

You can print a whole SKU list in one pass instead of clicking Print 200 times. Design once, map the Excel columns, preview a row, send the stack to a Zebra. No signup.

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Batch print labels from Excel on a Zebra

Published: · 5 min read · Tutorial

Batch printing is the difference between clicking Print 200 times and sending a whole SKU list or ship-day roster in one pass. Warehouses, Amazon prep desks, and multi-channel sellers do this from Excel every day. Here is the free browser workflow.

What you need

How to batch print labels from Excel on a Zebra

  1. Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
  2. Export Excel or Google Sheets as CSV UTF-8.
  3. Set the label size (4x6 shipping, 2x1 product, 3x2 bin) and DPI to match the printer.
  4. Place tokens that match your headers, like {{name}}, {{sku}}, {{barcode}}.
  5. Import the CSV under Variables. Preview row by row.
  6. Print the selection (or all rows) to the Zebra with Browser Print.
Header names must match tokens. If the sheet says SKU, use {{SKU}} (or rename the column). Spaces in headers are fine if tokens match exactly.

Jobs people batch this way

Why not ZebraDesigner mail-merge alone

ZebraDesigner works on Windows and wants a license for the advanced bits. This free label maker runs on Mac and Windows, and the spreadsheet stays in your browser. Comparison: free Zebra label software.

Official carrier postage barcodes must come from USPS/UPS/FedEx or your rate platform. Batch design is for layouts and data you control, address faces, SKUs, bins, pack notes.

Design free Zebra labels in your browser

Open the free label maker. Map the sheet. Print the stack on a Zebra.

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