Your supplement label, print-ready in minutes. Not days.

It is a website that makes the print file (a PDF) for your supplement bottle label from photos of your product, so you do not need a graphic designer.

No. You do not need Photoshop, Illustrator or any design program. If you can upload photos and type, you can make a label.

Three things: 1. Photos of your product. A photo of the front, and a clear photo of the Supplement Facts panel on the back. You can use pictures from your Amazon listing. 2. The size of your label in inches (width and height). Your printer or bottle supplier can tell you. 3. Your details for the "Distributed by" lines, which you can save once. No photos? You can upload an old label file (PDF, JPG or PNG) and we rebuild it.

Usually about 2 to 3 minutes from pressing Start to a finished label you can review. A designer typically needs days.

Label Studio is opening step by step. If it is not open for you yet, you will see a short notice after you sign in, and you can come back soon.

the price shown above per label if you pay as you go. Prepaid packs bring the price per label down: the pack prices are shown in the pricing section on this page. There is no subscription and no monthly fee, except optional extra storage if you ever need more than 100 saved labels.

Only when you press Start on a new label, taken from your credit balance. Creating an account is free, and so is looking around.

Then you are not charged. If something is only partly readable, we list it for you to fix, and you can add one extra photo for free per label.

Reading your photos, building the label, unlimited changes to words and colours, up to 3 artwork redraws, 5 comparisons with your approved labels, and free resizing and print options (vector, CMYK). New photos count as a new label.

Yes. Cards are processed by Stripe, a payment company used by millions of businesses. We never see or store your card number. For any single charge of $100 or more we also ask your card’s bank for extra verification (called 3-D Secure). Whether you see a confirmation step, such as a code or an app approval, is the bank’s decision.

It will look very close, but not identical. The artwork is drawn again by AI, so small details can differ. Check the logo spelling and colours in the preview. You can ask for a redraw or tell it what to change.

Yes, every word: the directions, Supplement Facts, ingredients, distributor and legal lines. Whatever you type is printed exactly as you typed it. We never change it back.

You do. We read your photos twice and flag anything unclear or different between the two readings. If we cannot read a dose, we leave it empty and tell you, we never guess. Always compare the final label with your product and your legal requirements before printing.

A template is a label you have already approved. If you use one as your template, every word on the new label (including the Supplement Facts) is taken from it, so you reuse approved wording. An example is any label whose design you like, even from another company. We copy the look but not the words. We also look for other companies’ logos on the example and try to leave them out, and we tell you on the label whether we could confirm they are gone. Always check the artwork. Both work with the label you are building. Open "Approved labels" in the menu to add them.

On your label page, find the box called "Ask for a change". Type what you want the way you would tell a person, for example: "make the background darker green" or "change the tagline to Daily Joint Comfort*". Press the button and the label is updated in a few seconds, with a one-line note of what changed. It is free and you can do it as often as you like. It changes only what you asked for and never touches doses or ingredients unless you ask for that exact change. If your request is something it cannot do (like a new logo or a different size), it changes nothing and explains why. For new artwork use "Redraw artwork"; for a new size use the size box.

Yes. Open it from "My labels", change any text or colour, resize it, or ask for changes in plain words. Then download the new PDF. Changes to text and size are free.

All your labels are saved in one place in your account, searchable by name or tag and sortable by newest, name or size. The first 100 saved labels are included. You can download the print PDF again whenever you reorder.

Only you, and anyone you add to your account. Your photos, labels and approved labels are private.

It is a file your label printer can use as it is. Ours has the correct size, bleed, embedded fonts, and the option of CMYK colours and vector artwork. You send it to the printer, and you are done.

A thin extra border (0.125 inch, 3 mm) of colour that goes past the edge of the label. Printers cut through it, so you never get a thin white edge. It is already built into your PDF.

The four inks printers use: cyan, magenta, yellow and black. Screens show colours differently (RGB). Switch on CMYK and your label is prepared for ink on paper. Colours can look a little duller on screen. That is normal.

Shapes instead of pixels. Vector logos and lettering stay perfectly sharp at any size. All your label text is vector already, and you can switch on vector for the artwork as well.

Almost any label printer or print shop that accepts a PDF: desktop colour label printers, professional digital presses and online label printers. See the list in the printing section. It is a partial list, and your printer can tell you if they need anything special.