CMYK + white ink, direct OKI Pro & Epson ColorWorks output, ICC colour management, GS1-validated barcodes, e-commerce automation and cloud proof approvals — all in one app for short-run label production.
Optimised for OKI Pro colour label printers, Epson ColorWorks & finishing cutters
From quick product runs to complex CMYK+White prepress, e-commerce automation, cloud proof approvals and cut-contour finishing — Label Studio Creator handles it all.
LittleCMS ICC pipeline, spot/Pantone colours, white toner channel, separation proofs and CMYK plate proofs — optimised for OKI Pro white-toner printing on transparent and metallic substrates.
Per-model ICC profiles, embedded source profiles, configurable rendering intent and black-point compensation — accurate colour output on every printer model, every substrate.
Native RIP package for OKI Pro1040/1050/9541/9542/Pro8432 and Epson ColorWorks. OKI calibration tool built-in — colour profiles, ink channels and OKI CMYW pre-configured per model.
Real-time AI validation, GTIN, EAN-13, UPC-A, SSCC-18, QR Code, DataMatrix, GS1-128 and PDF417 — check digits, quiet zones and minimum print-size verified at your exact DPI.
CSV, Excel, JSON, SQLite, ODBC, REST API and XML data sources. Conditional rules, data filters, multi-field sorting and operator forms — one template, thousands of unique labels per batch.
Headless batch rendering with rb3l-label-server. CSV watcher, hot folders, CLI jobs, Webhook and REST API — BarTender-style automation directly from your ERP, WMS or WooCommerce.
Shopify and WooCommerce order routing, SKU-to-template mapping, digital BAT proof by email, and timestamped approval audit trail — from order received to approved print, fully automated.
Export HPGL or G-code cutting paths for Graphtec FC/CE, Summa S/D and CNC table cutters — die-cut short runs without a third-party RIP. SVG cutline export also available.
Automated bleed, quiet-zone, minimum font size, ink coverage TAC, ICC colour-RIP audit and separation proof review — all checked before every export. No surprises at print time.
Industry-ready label templates for food & beverage, logistics, retail and pharma — with correct dimensions, bleed and safe zones. Reusable object catalog for quick layout assembly.
Track media roll and substrate consumption per print job, set reorder thresholds, receive low-stock alerts and calculate per-label production cost automatically.
Guided print-position calibration, ink density targets per channel and white spread/choke adjustment for transparent substrates — built-in, no external calibration software needed.
From thermal label printers to finishing plotters — Label Studio Creator exports the format your device needs, not a generic workaround.
Label Studio Creator generates ready-to-print packages for your OKI Pro or Epson ColorWorks printer. White toner underprint, varnish channel, ICC profiles per model — no third-party RIP software required.
All 46 plugins are included in every plan. The only difference between plans is the number of workstations.
Generates job.json packages for OKI Pro and RIP Takasaki — ICC profiles, ink channels and rendering intent bundled per model.
Print-ready PDF with embedded ICC profile, bleed marks, trim box and crop marks — optimised for digital label presses and prepress workflows.
ZPL and ZPL II output for Zebra thermal label printers — all ZPL-compatible desktop and industrial models.
Native language output for Epson thermal, TSC, SATO and Zebra mobile printers — one plugin covering all major thermal label languages.
HPGL, G-code and SVG cutline export for Graphtec FC/CE/CAMM, Summa S/D series and CNC table cutters — no third-party cutter software required.
LittleCMS engine, per-job ICC profiles, configurable rendering intent and black-point compensation — CMYK colour accuracy from design to print.
Factory-matched ICC profiles for Pro1040, Pro1050, Pro9541, Pro9542, Pro8432 and Pro330 — with white toner and overprint channel configuration per model.
Optimised ICC profiles for Epson ColorWorks C3500, C4000, C6000, C6500, C7500 and CW-D3800 — dye and pigment ink variants.
Guided print-position calibration, per-channel ink density targets and white spread/choke slider for transparent substrates — built-in, no external software needed.
QR Code, Code 128, GS1-128, GS1 DataMatrix, EAN-13, UPC-A, PDF417, Aztec — real-time AI, check digit and minimum size validation at your exact print DPI.
CSV, JSON, SQLite, ODBC and REST API data sources — conditional field rules, data filters, multi-field sorting and operator forms for batch preview and rendering.
CSV watcher, hot folder queues, REST API, Webhook and CLI job rendering — BarTender-style automation for ERP and WMS integration.
Automated bleed, quiet zones, minimum font size, ink coverage TAC, ICC colour audit and separation proof review — every check runs before every export.
Industry-ready label templates for food & beverage, logistics, retail and pharma — pre-configured with correct dimensions, bleed and safe zones.
Shopify Webhook and WooCommerce REST API order routing — SKU-to-template mapping sends new orders straight to proof approval or production print queue.
Send a digital proof by email — the customer approves via a secure link. Full audit trail: Draft → Sent → Approved/Rejected → Released to production.
Track media roll consumption per print job, set reorder thresholds, receive low-stock alerts and calculate per-label production cost automatically.
rb3l-label-server runs headless on your server — it receives jobs from your ERP, WMS, Shopify or WooCommerce and renders batches of unique labels automatically.
Drop a CSV in the incoming folder — server picks it up, renders the batch, moves output to done/.
POST a job.json from your ERP or receive a Shopify/WooCommerce webhook — labels are rendered and queued for printing immediately.
rb3l-label-batch --template label.rb3l --data orders.csv — scriptable from any shell, CI pipeline or cron job.
All plugins included. Runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. Cancel any time.
All prices excl. VAT.
✓ 14 days free · No card required at trial
✓ 14 days free · No card required at trial