sheet
A4 · 24-up
63.5 × 33.9 mm, 3 columns × 8 rows
- Width
- 63.5 mm
- Height
- 33.9 mm
Dymo barcode label template
Design a measured label for a Dymo-compatible print workflow
Choose the physical dimensions printed on your roll packaging, build the label in millimetres and export to a format accepted by your installed driver. BatchLabel does not install drivers or use manufacturer logos, and compatibility must be confirmed with your exact printer, stock and software.
sheet
A4 · 14-up
99.1 × 38.1 mm, 2 columns × 7 rows
- Width
- 99.1 mm
- Height
- 38.1 mm
sheet
Letter · 30-up
Compatible 1 × 2⅝ inch reference, 3 × 10
- Width
- 66.675 mm
- Height
- 25.4 mm
roll
Thermal · 50 × 30
Generic compact roll label
- Width
- 50 mm
- Height
- 30 mm
roll
Thermal · 100 × 150
Generic shipping-size roll label
- Width
- 100 mm
- Height
- 150 mm
roll
Jewellery tag · 60 × 12
Narrow fold-over or string-tag canvas
- Width
- 60 mm
- Height
- 12 mm
A practical workflow
How to use it
- 01
Read the roll dimensions
Confirm label width, height, orientation and any gap from the physical packaging.
- 02
Build a generic layout
Place barcode and product text inside the measured safe area without relying on proprietary assets.
- 03
Print through the installed driver
Use actual-size settings, select the matching media and test alignment on one label.
Avoid rework
Common errors and precise fixes
Driver rotates the label automatically
Application orientation and driver orientation can combine to rotate or clip the design.
Set orientation in one place, preview the driver result and run a single-label test.
Using a nominal template without measuring
Compatible or third-party rolls can differ in printable area despite similar product descriptions.
Enter the stock's real dimensions and calibrate the exact media/printer pair.
Know the limits
Exact support depends on the device, driver, operating system and roll stock.
No direct proprietary printer integration is included.
Questions, answered
Before you continue
Does BatchLabel use Dymo's proprietary label software?
No. The local tool creates generic downloadable output. You choose how to print it through software and drivers you trust.
Is BatchLabel affiliated with Dymo?
No. Dymo is a trademark of its owner; references describe an intended compatible workflow and do not imply endorsement.