Custom Layout

Customize the layout of your labels.

Customize Your Layout

When you print a batch of labels you can choose to let the app decide the layout of the labels based on the country they're being shipped to, or you can customize the layout yourself using Liquid code.

The custom layout will only be used if you check the "Use Custom Layout" box.

The options you choose will be saved every time you print a batch of labels and automatically used again the next time you go to print more.

Test Sheets

You can download a test sheet when you are designing your custom layout. The sheet will use the labels you currently have selected to print, along with the other options you have selected.

The borders to the labels will also be visible so you can see how they fit on the label without having to actually print them. Note that some labels may have rounded corners, which don't appear on the test sheet.

Whitespace

Excess whitespace and empty lines will be automatically stripped from the labels. Use "<br>" to force an empty line, and "&nbsp;" to force extra spaces before or after a line.

Liquid Variables

These are the only variables available to use in your custom layout code, and they apply for both shipping and return addresses:

Variable Description
{{ address1 }} The customer's street address - all addresses have this.
{{ address2 }} The customer's apartment, suite, or other information.
{{ city }} The customer's city.
{{ company }} The company at the address being shipped to.
{{ country }} The name of the country being shipping to.
{{ country_code }} The two-letter code for the country being shiped to.
{{ first_name }} The customer's first name.
{{ last_name }} The customer's last name.
{{ name }} The customer's full name.
{{ phone }} The phone number at the address.
{{ postal_code }} The customer's zip or postal code.
{{ province }} The name of the state or province.
{{ province_code }} The two-letter abbreviation of the state or province.

Additional Information

Detailed documentation on how Liquid works can be found in the official documentation.