AnyTool’s Packaging Label Builder is completely free with no account or watermark. The label is drawn on a canvas on your device, the optional barcode is rendered with the jsbarcode library, and the print-ready PDF is assembled locally with pdf-lib, so your product name, ingredient list, batch number, price, manufacturer address and barcode value never leave the browser. There is no server and no CDN, and the tool works offline once the page is cached.

A product packaging label usually carries the product name and brand, an accurate net quantity (weight, volume or count), an ingredient list in descending order by weight, an allergen statement, a batch or lot number for traceability, the date of manufacture and an expiry / best-before / use-by date, the name and place of business of the manufacturer or marketer, the country of origin (“Made in…”), and often a price, a barcode, directions for use, storage conditions and any warnings. Food labels (FSSAI in India, FDA/FTC in the US) commonly also require nutrition information and, in India, a veg/non-veg mark, while cosmetics list ingredients by INCI name and may show a period-after-opening symbol. This tool lets you toggle each of these fields and lays them out for you.

Choose “Single label” to get a PDF whose page is exactly your label’s physical size (for example 90×60 mm or 100×150 mm), ideal for cutting or for a label printer. Choose “Sheet (N-up)” to auto-tile the same label across a US Letter or A4 page — the tool computes how many fit per sheet, repeats the label for the number of copies you set, paginates onto extra pages automatically, and can draw faint cut outlines as an alignment guide. The PDF is built locally with pdf-lib at true physical size, so print at 100% / actual size and run a test page first.

This builder helps you arrange the information on your packaging, but it does not guarantee your label meets FDA, FTC/FPLA, FSSAI, EU or your local labeling laws, and it is not legal advice. Which fields are mandatory, the required minimum font sizes, the exact allergen and nutrition formatting, the permitted claims and the units you must show all differ by product type (food, cosmetic, supplement, drug) and by country, and the rules change over time. Before printing labels for products you sell, verify the required information and formatting with your regulator or a labeling / compliance expert — you are responsible for the accuracy and legality of what you print.