Which option should I pick?
- One label per page is for the usual case: a single label sitting somewhere on a big A4 or Letter page, often with instructions or white space around it. The converter finds the label, ignores the rest and fills a 4×6 page with it.
- Several labels per page is for sheets that hold more than one label, like eBay UK's Royal Mail labels printed four to an A4 page, a "2 labels per page" sheet, or an international label printed next to its customs form. Every label-sized block on the page becomes its own 4×6 page, in reading order.
If "several" picks up a block of instructions as a label, switch back to "one label per page" or delete the extra page before printing.
Labels people most often need to convert
| Where the label comes from | What you get | Option to use |
|---|---|---|
| eBay UK, Royal Mail labels | Sellers report labels arriving four to an A4 sheet, even with 6×4 selected | Several labels per page |
| International and Channel Islands labels | Landscape A4 with the label and the customs declaration side by side | Several labels per page |
| Vinted (all carriers) | One label on a full A4 or Letter page | One label per page, or the Vinted converter |
| Royal Mail, Evri and InPost bought online | Often A4 by default | One label per page, unless the site offers a 6×4 download |
| eBay US international services | 4×6 label in the corner of a Letter page | One label per page |
| Etsy Seller app | Sellers report a 4×8 page with blank space | One label per page |
| Phone screenshot or photo of a label | An image | One label per page (use the original PDF if you can, so the barcode stays sharp) |
Platforms change their label formats from time to time. Last reviewed October 2026.
How it works
- Download the label PDF from the marketplace or carrier as usual.
- Drop it in the converter, pick one or several labels per page, and press Convert. Add as many files as you like; you get one PDF with one 4×6 label per page.
- Print at 100% scale on 4×6 (100×150 mm) labels. Don't use "Fit to page".
The converter looks at where the ink is on each page to find the labels, then crops them out of the original PDF. Because it crops the original artwork rather than taking a screenshot, text and barcodes stay as sharp as they were. Landscape labels are turned upright so they fill the sticker.
Customs forms
With "several labels per page", an international label and its customs declaration (CN22 or CN23) come out as separate 4×6 pages. Check your carrier's rules for where the customs paperwork goes. Some want it stuck on the outside of the parcel, others in a document pouch, and some need extra copies.
FAQ
Is 6×4 the same as 4×6?
Yes. UK sellers usually say 6×4 and US sellers 4×6, but it's the same 4 × 6 inch label. It's close enough to 100 × 150 mm (sometimes called A6) that the labels are interchangeable.
Will the barcode still scan?
Yes. PDF labels are cropped from the original vector artwork, not shrunk or photographed, so barcodes print at full sharpness. Labels from a sheet of four are printed larger than they were on the A4 sheet, never smaller.
A label didn't convert properly. What can I do?
Try the other "labels on each page" option first. If it still looks wrong, tell us the platform and carrier. Please don't send the label itself, as it has personal details on it.
Are my labels uploaded?
No. Everything happens in your browser. Names, addresses and tracking numbers never leave your device.