To create labels, go to Tools > Labels, select the items you want to label, choose what to include, and print or save as PDF.
Step-by-Step
Go to Tools > Labels
Select items by tapping them anywhere on the row (or tap Select All) -- selected items stay pinned in a Selected for Print section at the top
Choose what to include on the label:
Item title
Price
QR code
SKU / Stock number
Barcode
Category
Preview your labels
Tap Print or Save as PDF
Searching for Items
The search bar on the Labels screen works exactly like the main inventory search -- it isn't limited to stock number or title. You can search by anything you'd search on the Inventory screen, including the item's description, and combine it with the filters (e.g., Unprinted) to quickly find items that still need tags. Handy when a tag is lost or damaged and you need a quick reprint. Each row shows the item's title and description, so similar items are easy to tell apart.
Build a batch across multiple searches. Your selections stay pinned in the Selected for Print section while you keep searching -- find an item, tap it, then search for the next one, and the batch keeps growing until you're ready to print. Switching filters (for example between Printed and Unprinted) keeps your selections too, so you can mix reprints of lost tags with brand-new labels in one print run. Select All adds the current results to your selection without replacing what you've already picked.
Label Formats
Flippd supports multiple label sizes:
Standard shipping labels (4x6) -- For shipping packages
Small product labels (2x1) -- For tagging items
Price tags -- For pop-up sales or retail display
Jewelry tags -- Small tags for jewelry and accessories
Custom sizes -- Set your own dimensions
Batch Printing
Print labels for many items at once:
Use filters to find items (e.g., all Unlisted items)
Tap Select All or choose specific items
Generate and print up to 100 labels at a time
Tracking Print Status
Items show Printed or Unprinted status so you can:
Filter to see only unprinted items
Avoid printing duplicate labels
Printer Tips
Thermal printers are best for high-volume label printing
Regular inkjet/laser printers work well for occasional use
Test alignment with one label before printing a full batch
Use the calibration tool if labels aren't aligning properly
Adding Your Business Logo
You can print your own business logo on labels:
Upload your logo in Settings > Business Profile (PNG or JPEG, under 5 MB)
In the label editor (Tools > Labels), add a Logo element to your template and position it
Save the template -- your logo now prints on labels that use it
The logo is opt-in, so it only appears on labels where you've added the Logo element.
Good to Know
Label templates are synced to your account and available on all devices
You can customize label templates in Settings > Labels
Your business logo prints on labels only after you add a Logo element to the template (see above)
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