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# Label print layouts

After you designed your label template, you would have to set up your label print layout. 

```
Administration > label print layouts
```

![](/files/-LKXu4uMnwkpuVPs_rUo)

Click on create and select the printer: standard or zebra printer.

![](/files/-LKXuBtUYcyFy19Yv_ot)

Standard printer is a regular office printer. Here you will manage next fields:

* Description
* UOM – Unit of measure (inch/mm)
* Size (Letter, A4)
* Define margins: top, bottom, left, right
* Cell size (width, height)
* Columns
* Rows

And you will get a preview of your label print layout

![](/files/-LKXuJHLl2gaodiB1kCW)

Zebra printer is a printer which can print labels only in one column. Here you will manage all the columns like in a standard printer. You just won’t have an option to choose the size (Letter, A4).

![](/files/-LKXuOTiF_f4m5m1yJ0q)

When you click on the label printing button (whether it’s from the list of your products and services(through the bulk action), product itself or a purchase order) you will choose your label print layout from the offered menu.

![](/files/-LKXuV2x4tycSuxc4aBi)

And you will get a print preview of your designed label template on the label print layout you created.

![](/files/-LKXu_gofn2Kj6YXurUy)


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