Stop fighting Adobe to print a shipping label.
Drop it. Crop it. Print it.
No more cropping in Acrobat. No more print settings. No more wasted labels. When a shipping label PDF comes through in the wrong size, LabelChop crops it to 4×6 / 100×150mm and prints it automatically.
14-day free trial · No credit card · Then $79/year or $9/month
From 7 steps to 2
Every seller we talked to described the same nightmare.
- 1Download an A4, Letter, or awkward shipping label PDF from a carrier or marketplace
- 2Open in Adobe Acrobat or Chrome
- 3Try to crop — “page size may not be reduced”
- 4Screenshot, paste into Word, resize
- 5Open printer dialog, pick 4×6 paper
- 6Print… label is off-centre, try again
- 7Finally stick it on the box
- 1Drop or download the PDF into your watched folder
- 2LabelChop crops/resizes it and prints to your thermal printer
Built for sellers who ship daily
Works with carrier and marketplace label PDFs
If your carrier, marketplace, or fulfilment workflow gives you an A4, Letter, or awkwardly sized PDF, LabelChop detects the label area, crops it to 4×6 / 100×150mm, and sends it to your thermal printer. No Acrobat. No print dialogs.
- Auto-detects label position: top-left, centred, or anywhere on the page
- Handles single and multi-label PDFs from supported carrier and marketplace workflows
- Outputs 100×150mm (4×6″), no more off-centre prints
Set it up once, forget about it
Point it at your Downloads folder, pick your thermal printer, and you're done. LabelChop runs in your system tray. It's there when you need it, invisible when you don't.
- Choose your watch folder and thermal printer
- Runs in the system tray, zero taskbar clutter
- Works fully offline after activation
Frequently Asked Questions
Ditch Acrobat. Start printing labels in 2 minutes.
Download now. Your next label prints itself.
Free for 14 days · Then $9/month or $79/year · See pricing details