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Labelador is an independent free label editor with templates and a blank canvas. People can change text, add an icon, photo or QR code, and inspect the monochrome result. Designs stay in the browser; users can download a PNG or a portable editable file. No account or printer is needed to design. Direct printing is prepared for the exact NIIMBOT M2-H model and requires a compatible browser, selected roll and confirmation. B1 currently supports design and export only. Labelador is unaffiliated with printer makers.
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A small label can name a jar, identify a plant or add a personal detail to a gift. Labelador follows that task: choose the object, pick a template, make it your own and inspect the result before downloading. Studio supports a blank start or a catalogue template. People can edit text, arrange icons and frames, add a photo, or create a QR code. Labi’s colour illustrations belong to the website; the label image itself stays monochrome. The preview is a raster, not a promise about the appearance of a physical print.
No account is required. Designs live in the browser’s local storage. A self-contained label file can move a project to another device for later editing; PNG is the finished image to keep or show. Working photo sources stay local and may be included or excluded from the editable export. Public links containing private custom projects are not currently enabled.
Printing is separate and supervised. The current path covers the exact NIIMBOT M2-H profile with 50 × 30 mm stock and a 48 × 30 mm image area, checked on one unit. The user confirms the roll and image before sending one label. B1 supports design and download, but printing is disabled until a device test. Other models are future directions, not present compatibility claims. Labelador is independent of printer makers. This is an early, free version; the Devices page describes its current hardware scope. We do not quote unmeasured popularity figures.
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