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Labels That Fit The Product.

Product labels carry your name, your ingredients and your price — and they have to survive a shelf, a shipping box and a customer's hands. PlaqD prints them around your packaging rather than the other way around.

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Label types we print.

Jar and tin lids

Circle labels sized to the lid diameter.

Bottle labels

Front, back and neck labels for a consistent set.

Box and mailer seals

Tamper-evident-looking closures with your mark.

Ingredient and batch labels

Back-of-pack information printed legibly.

Price and variant labels

Small runs per flavour, size or colourway.

Clear labels

A no-label look for glass and minimal packaging.

Getting the size right.

Measure the flat printable area of your container, not the whole container, and keep important text away from the edge so trimming never clips it. The sticker size guide and size visualizer both help you sanity-check a size before you order.

Send us the product.

Tell us what the label goes on, how many variants you need and roughly how many units per run. We'll come back with a specification and a price for the whole project, including repeat runs.

Tell us about your labels

Product label FAQ

What shapes can labels be?
Circle, square, rectangle, oval and custom cut around your artwork. Choose the shape in the builder or describe it in a quote request if you need something unusual.
Can labels go on jars, bottles and tins?
Yes, though curved containers change how a label sits. Send the container dimensions with your quote request and we'll recommend a width that wraps cleanly.
Do you print variable information?
Batch codes, flavour names and product variants are handled as separate designs in a single project. Tell us how many variants you need in your quote request.
Are labels suitable for food packaging?
Labels are printed for outer packaging use. Tell us about your product and any regulatory requirements in the quote form so we can confirm suitability before printing.

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