How to Print Price Tags & Shelf Labels from Shopify

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A price tag is just a label that shows what a product costs — usually next to its name and a scannable barcode so it rings up correctly at the till. Because your prices already live in Shopify, you don't need a separate design tool or a spreadsheet: LabelCraft prints price tags and shelf-edge labels directly from your products, pulling the price, name, SKU and barcode from each variant. This guide shows how.

What counts as a price tag or shelf label?

“Price tag” covers a few related label types, and LabelCraft prints all of them from the same product data:

Product price tags — a small sticker or hang tag on the item itself, showing the name, price and a barcode the cashier scans.
Shelf-edge labels — the strip that sits on the shelf in front of the product, with the price in large type and often a barcode for restocking.
Boutique / hang tags — a folded or punched tag for apparel and gifts, where the product name and price lead and the barcode is secondary.

Before you start

Products in Shopify with a price on each variant. LabelCraft reads the price directly from Shopify, so the tag always matches your store.
A printer — a label printer (Dymo, Zebra, Brother, Rollo) for single tags, or an office printer with Avery sheet labels for a whole page at once.
Optionally a barcode on each variant so the tag scans at the till. If your variants have none yet, generate them first (see the related guides).
LabelCraft from the Shopify App Store. The Free plan prints 200 labels a month and includes the price — you don't need Pro to print a price.

Step by step: print price tags from Shopify

Open LabelCraft from your Shopify admin and go to Step 1 — Select Products. Add the products you want to tag.
In Step 2 — Set Quantities, choose how many of each tag to print — one per item, or pull live stock counts with “From inventory” for a full shelf reset.
In Step 3 — Print, pick a template. The built-in templates already show the product name, price, SKU and barcode — no design needed.
Check the live preview. Each tag shows that variant's real price from Shopify, in your store currency.
Click Generate PDF (or generate ZPL for a Zebra / Rollo printer — push it straight there with PrintNode set up).
Print at 100% / actual size — never “Fit to page” — so the tag and its barcode come out at the exact size they were designed for.

What goes on the tag — and where the price comes from

A retail price tag usually carries four things, and LabelCraft fills each one from the product automatically:

Price — pulled from the variant's price in Shopify and formatted in your store currency (e.g. $12.99). Change the price in Shopify and the next print is correct — you never retype it.
Product name — the product title, so staff and customers can tell tags apart at a glance.
Barcode — a scannable EAN-13, UPC-A or Code 128 from the variant's barcode field, so the tag rings up the right item and price at the till.
SKU — your internal code, handy for restocking and stock-takes.

Picking a size: shelf labels vs product tags

There is no single “price tag size” — pick by where the tag goes. A few common choices:

Small product tags — around 25×25 mm to 38×25 mm, enough for a price, short name and a small barcode on the item itself.
Shelf-edge strips — wider and shorter (e.g. 50×30 mm or larger), with the price in big type so it reads from a step back.
Hang / boutique tags — a taller tag for apparel, where the product name and price lead and the barcode is secondary.

Always print at 100% (actual size)

The single most common cause of a tag that will not scan is a printer scaling the page. “Fit to page”, “Shrink to fit” or the wrong paper size all change the barcode's width, and a resized barcode stops scanning. LabelCraft builds every label at an exact physical size; print at 100% / actual size and the price stays legible and the barcode scans first time. There is a full walk-through in the print-at-actual-size guide below.

When prices change, reprint — don't relabel by hand

Because the price comes from Shopify, keeping tags current is just a reprint: update the price on the product, reselect it in LabelCraft, and print a fresh tag. Save the layout as a preset (LabelCraft Pro) and a weekly price update becomes a two-click reprint — no re-typing prices onto stickers, and no mismatch between the shelf and the till.

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