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Print labels that match your shelves.

QR and barcode labels on Avery sheets or Brother rolls - print, stick, scan, and the next scan takes two seconds instead of a search. The codes are the same ones ItemTally already knows.

Printing a label in ItemTally - a live QR preview, Avery sheets or Brother rolls, and which cell on the sheet to start at.

You buy a label printer, wrestle its driver, and still end up with codes the app can’t read - so the shelf goes untagged and you’re back to hunting through boxes by hand.

ItemTally prints codes it already understands.

How it works

Three steps, sheet to shelf.

1
Pick the items
Select a shelf, a folder, or the things you just added. Codes are assigned for you, or bring your own.
2
Pick a sheet or a roll
Choose an Avery sheet layout or a Brother/Dymo roll size. What you see is what prints - no trial-and-error.
3
Print, stick, scan
Peel and place. The next scan takes two seconds instead of a search - because the label matches the register.
The part nobody else explains

Two families, done well

Most tools claim to support forty label printers - and support all of them badly, so you fight drivers and misaligned sheets. ItemTally does your Avery sheet and your Brother roll perfectly, with sequential asset IDs that the app imports natively. Every code you print is a code the scanner already recognises. That’s worth more than a long compatibility list you’ll never finish reading.

What you can print

Made for the sheet you already own.

  • Avery L7160 and the common laser/inkjet sheet layouts.
  • Brother and Dymo label rolls, sized to your printer.
  • Sequential asset IDs, or bring your own custom codes.
  • Skip already-used sheet positions so nothing is wasted.

Try before you sign up

The free label-sheet generator makes a print-ready sheet right in your browser - no account, no download. Print a test page on the sheet you already have, hold it to the light, and see the alignment before you commit.

Honest answers

The questions people actually ask.

Which sheets and printers do you support?
Avery laser/inkjet sheets - L7160 and the common siblings - plus Brother and Dymo label rolls. Two families, both done properly, rather than forty done badly.
QR or barcode - which should I use?
QR holds more and scans from more angles, so it’s the default for asset tags. Barcodes are there when you need to match an existing system. Either scans the same way in the app.
Can I reprint a single label?
Yes. Reprint one, or skip the sheet positions you’ve already peeled so a half-used Avery sheet doesn’t go to waste.
Do the codes match what ItemTally scans?
That’s the whole point. Sequential asset IDs are generated and imported natively, so every code you print is a code the app already knows - no separate mapping step.

Tag one shelf and feel the difference on the next scan.

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