Questions, answered properly

Upload the label PDF from your supplier panel, open Settings and pick a crop mode: label only, thermal 4x6, thermal 6x4, or four labels on one A4 page. The tool finds the TAX INVOICE band on every page and cuts just above it, then gives you the file back. Nothing is uploaded and there is no sign-up.

Because they cut at a fixed distance down the page. The invoice band does not sit at the same place on every label: across one real 152 page export it started at five different positions depending on the delivery partner, a spread of about 33 points. A fixed cut is therefore wrong for some couriers, and the leftover is the black TAX INVOICE bar. This tool reads each page and finds the band instead, so the cut lands in the right place whichever courier the label is for.

Really removed. Some tools only shrink the page box, which hides the invoice on screen while leaving the text inside the file, so your GSTIN, the buyer’s billing address and your taxable value can still be pulled out of the PDF you hand to a packer or a courier. This tool re-draws each label into a new page through a clipped form, so the invoice is not in the output at all. You can check: open the cropped file and search it for GSTIN.

Yes, exactly 288 by 432 points, which is 4 by 6 inches. It is worth checking whatever tool you use, because a common shortcut is to keep the full A4 width and only trim the height, which gives a page around 8.3 by 5.1 inches. That is not a 4x6 and it will not fill a thermal roll properly.

Yes, and that is the point of doing both here. The labels come back cropped to the size you picked and already grouped by delivery partner, product, size and quantity, with the product name printed under each one. You can also split the output into one file per courier.

It is passed through whole rather than cut at a guess. If a page carries invoice content but the tool cannot find the band to anchor on, it cuts at an estimated position and tells you how many pages that happened to, so you can check those before printing.

Yes. It is free to use with no sign-up, no page limit and no watermark. There is no paid tier for this tool and no card is ever asked for.

No. The PDF is opened and rewritten inside your browser using JavaScript. It never leaves your phone or computer, and the site has no server that could receive it. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the tool still works.

The shipping label PDF you download from the Meesho supplier panel, usually named something like Sub_Order_Labels_xxxx.pdf. You can select more than one file at a time.

Meesho labels carry the SKU ID, not your internal product name. The first time you upload a file the tool collects every SKU ID it finds and asks you to give each one a product name. That mapping is saved on your device, so from the second file onwards it is automatic.

Yes. That is exactly what the mapping screen is for. Pick a product name on the left, tick all the SKU IDs that belong to it on the right, and every one of those labels will print the same name. You can turn this whole feature off in Settings if you would rather print the raw SKU ID.

Yes. In Settings, tick Delivery partner under "Make separate files" and you will get one PDF per courier, ready to hand over to each pickup.

Yes. Add as many shops as you like and switch between them from the shop name in the header. Each shop keeps its own product names and SKU mapping, so a SKU ID you named under one shop never leaks into another. Sorting and printing preferences are shared across shops.

Yes. It works in Chrome or Safari on Android and iPhone as well as on a laptop. Large files are slower on an older phone, but they do finish.

Not yet. It is built around the Meesho label layout. Flipkart and Amazon versions are on the list, message me on WhatsApp if you want one sooner.