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Meesho Label Crop Tool — Prepare Shipping Labels for Thermal Printing

Drop the shipping-label PDF exactly as Meesho hands it over. The label is turned upright to fill a true 4×6 inch sticker, and the tax invoice below it can be kept as its own page or dropped.

Supplier Panel → Orders → select → Download Labels — that's the file.

Where are you printing?

Print at 100% scale, then cut along the dashed lines.

What goes in the PDF?

Your PDF is cropped on this device. Customer names, addresses and phone numbers never leave your computer.

Label

    Advanced settings — label size, margin, rotation, manual crop

    Meesho Label Crop Tool for Shipping Labels

    A Meesho shipping-label PDF puts the label in the upper part of an A4 sheet and the tax invoice below it. Two things make it awkward to print as-is. The label is laid out landscape, so dropped onto a portrait 4×6 sticker unchanged it occupies a thin strip across the middle and wastes most of the label. And the two sections are not separated by any blank space — the box borders run the full height of the page — so tools that look for a gap find nothing and hand back the whole sheet.

    This tool handles both. The split is located at the TAX INVOICE heading rather than by looking for whitespace, and the label is rotated upright so it fills the sticker instead of sitting in a band across it. You can keep the invoice as a separate landscape page or discard it.

    Labels are copied as vector content, so barcodes stay as sharp as your printer can print them. Bulk PDFs work, several files can be loaded at once, and the whole job runs in your browser — the PDF is never uploaded, so buyer names, addresses and phone numbers never leave your computer.

    How the Meesho label crop works

    Meesho prints the shipping label and the tax invoice on one A4 sheet, with no blank gap between them — the box borders run the full height of the page. So the split is found at the “TAX INVOICE” heading, the label above it is turned upright, and each label is rebuilt as its own 4×6 page.

    1. Pick the PDF

      The same labels file you download from the Meesho Supplier Panel. Load several and they merge into one output.

    2. It finds the split

      Located at the “TAX INVOICE” heading, because a Meesho sheet has no blank band to look for. Measured page by page.

    3. Download and print

      The landscape label is rotated upright to fill a 4×6 page, barcodes untouched.

    Input
    A4 · 595 × 842 pt · label + invoice
    Output · thermal
    288 × 432 pt · 4 × 6 in, one per page
    Output · A4
    595 × 842 pt · 1, 2 or 4 labels per sheet
    Barcode quality
    unchanged, no image conversion
    Where it runs
    your browser

    Printing Meesho labels at the right size

    Thermal label printer

    Set the paper size to 4×6 in (or 100×150 mm) in your printer driver, then set scaling in the print dialog to Actual size or 100%. TSC, Zebra, Rugtek and Xprinter models should stay at 203 dpi, portrait.

    A Meesho label is landscape on the A4 sheet, so it is rotated a quarter turn to stand upright on the sticker. Keep the driver on portrait 4×6 and let the PDF do the turning — if you also set the driver to landscape the two rotations cancel out and the label comes back sideways.

    Ordinary A4 printer

    No thermal printer? Switch the toggle to Normal A4 printer and pick how many labels go on each sheet — 4 fits the most, 2 needs only one straight cut, 1 gives a true 4×6 label in the middle of the page. Keep paper size A4 and scale at 100%, then cut along the dashed lines and tape or paste the label onto the parcel.

    Never use “Fit to page” in either mode — it shrinks the label and leaves a white border, which is the usual reason a cropped label still prints small. In Chrome, open More settings and switch Scale to Default. On A4, leave the sheet margin at 5 mm or more so nothing lands in your printer's unprintable edge.

    Questions about the Meesho label crop tool

    Are my labels uploaded to a server?

    No. The PDF is read and rewritten by JavaScript inside this page, on your own device. Nothing is sent anywhere, so customer data stays with you.

    Does it work with bulk label PDFs?

    Yes. Every page is processed and the label area is detected separately on each one. You can also load several PDFs together and get a single file back.

    I don't have a thermal printer. Can I print on A4?

    Yes — switch the toggle above the preview to “Normal A4 printer”. You get an A4 PDF with 1, 2 or 4 labels per sheet and dashed cut lines. At 4 per sheet each label prints at about 94% of 4×6, which every scanner still reads fine. Choose 1 per sheet if you need the label at exactly 4×6.

    Will the barcode still scan?

    Yes. The label is cropped and scaled as vector content rather than turned into an image, so the barcode and QR print at your printer's full resolution.

    A label came out cropped wrong. What now?

    Open Advanced settings, drag the blue frame over the correct area, then choose “Use this frame everywhere” if the whole batch needs the same fix.

    Why is my Meesho label rotated?

    Because Meesho lays the label out landscape on the A4 sheet. Left as-is on a portrait 4×6 sticker it would fill roughly a third of it; turned upright it fills about 84%. If you would rather it were not rotated, set Rotate in Advanced settings.

    Can I keep the Meesho tax invoice?

    Yes. Choose Meesho Label with Invoice and each label page is followed by its tax invoice on a landscape page. Choose Meesho Label and the invoice is discarded.

    Does it work with Flipkart labels?

    Yes, but use the Flipkart label crop tool instead — a Flipkart sheet is read by a different rule.