Label Configuration

6. Label Configuration

6.1 Standard Label Sizes

PrismaTag Studio provides a set of standard label sizes that users can select while creating a new project. These predefined sizes are commonly used across different labeling scenarios and help users start designing quickly.

Using standard label sizes reduces setup time and helps ensure compatibility with commonly used printers and paper formats. This option is ideal when users do not need custom dimensions.


6.2 Custom Label Dimensions

When standard label sizes do not meet specific requirements, users can define custom label dimensions. This allows users to enter exact width and height values based on their packaging or printing needs.

Custom dimensions provide flexibility for specialized labels, unique packaging formats, or non-standard printing layouts. Users should carefully verify dimensions to avoid print alignment issues.


6.3 Paper Size and Print Layout Configuration

PrismaTag Studio allows users to configure paper size and print layout settings to match the printer and media being used. These settings help align the label correctly on the selected paper format.

Proper configuration ensures that labels are printed in the correct position and scale. Users are encouraged to review paper size and orientation settings before generating final outputs.


6.4 Label Copies and Batch Settings

Users can define how many copies of each label should be generated for a single record. Batch settings help control the total number of labels produced during a print or export operation.

This feature is useful when multiple copies of the same label are required, such as for packaging, shipping, or inventory purposes. Batch settings help reduce repetitive manual work.


6.5 Margins, Borders, and Safety Zones

PrismaTag Studio provides options to configure margins and borders around label content. These settings help ensure that important information does not extend beyond printable areas.

Safety zones act as visual guides to keep key elements within safe boundaries. Using margins and safety zones improves print accuracy and reduces the risk of content being cut off during printing.

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