A4 · 24-up
63.5 × 33.9 mm, 3 columns × 8 rows
- Width
- 63.5 mm
- Height
- 33.9 mm
Configure the 210 × 297 mm page around the stock you actually have: label width and height, grid, gaps, page margins and the first unused position. BatchLabel composes pages in physical units so you can print a calibration sheet before committing adhesive stock.
63.5 × 33.9 mm, 3 columns × 8 rows
99.1 × 38.1 mm, 2 columns × 7 rows
Compatible 1 × 2⅝ inch reference, 3 × 10
Generic compact roll label
Generic shipping-size roll label
Narrow fold-over or string-tag canvas
A practical workflow
Confirm label dimensions, pitch and all four margins instead of relying on page size alone.
Set rows, columns and gaps, then skip any adhesive cells already used on the first sheet.
Print a plain-paper test at actual size, enter offsets and verify alignment against the sheet.
Avoid rework
The print dialog can shrink a correct PDF, causing every row to drift farther from the labels.
Some stock has asymmetric feed margins even though labels themselves are regular.
BatchLabel cannot prevent a printer from applying driver-level scaling or unsafe refeed behavior.
Custom grids require physical measurements and a test; nominal A4 size alone is insufficient.
Questions, answered
You can select a starting position or skip used labels, but refeeding adhesive sheets may be restricted by the printer or stock supplier. Follow their safety guidance.
No. A4 fixes paper dimensions; hardware margins and driver behavior vary. Calibration records offsets for a particular setup.