Shipping
Shipping label
The shipping label is the classic of logistics: a 4x6" thermal label with recipient address, sender details and a scannable tracking barcode. This ready-made…
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ZPL code
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^PW812
^LL609
^FO41,41^A0N,45,45^FDVERSAND^FS
^FO41,101^GB730,3,3^FS
^FO41,121^A0N,36,36^FDEmpfänger:^FS
^FO41,167^A0N,30,30^FDAnna Müller^FS
^FO41,207^A0N,24,24^FDBerliner Str. 15^FS
^FO41,239^A0N,24,24^FD10115 Berlin, Deutschland^FS
^FO41,283^GB730,3,3^FS
^FO41,303^A0N,30,30^FDTracking:^FS
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^XZShipping label
The shipping label is the classic of logistics: a 4x6" thermal label with recipient address, sender details and a scannable tracking barcode. This ready-made ZPL template is designed for good readability and prints on any ZPL-capable Zebra printer.
What is this label for?
A shipping label shows where a parcel is going, who sent it and how it is tracked. Carriers and warehouse staff scan the Code-128 barcode at pickup, sorting and delivery - so the data must be sharp and correctly positioned, exactly what this template delivers at 203, 300 and 600 DPI.
What this template contains
- Recipient name and full delivery address
- Sender / return address
- Tracking number as Code-128 barcode
- Order or reference number and date
When to use it
- E-commerce order fulfilment and dropshipping
- Courier and parcel shipments (DHL, UPS, FedEx, GLS)
- Warehouse shipping and pick-and-pack
- Return and exchange labels
How to edit it in
Click "Open in editor" to load this template in the visual editor. Change text, sizes, fonts and barcodes by clicking on each element and export to ZPL, PNG or PDF - no installation required.
FAQ
What size should a shipping label be?
The de facto standard is 4x6 inches (102x152 mm) and fits most thermal label rolls and carrier requirements. This template is optimised for it but can be changed in the editor.
Can I use my carrier's tracking barcode?
Yes. Open the template in the editor and replace the barcode data with your tracking number; Code 128 encodes the alphanumeric formats of nearly all carriers.
Does it print on every Zebra printer?
Yes - it is standard ZPL and prints on any ZPL-capable Zebra printer (and most compatible ones) at 203, 300 or 600 DPI.