A label can be any material affixed on a product or package that provides information on it, like a piece of paper, sticker, plastic film, or even cloth.

You can use labels for a variety of purposes: For branding or promotions, for providing important information such as shelf-life and nutritional values for food items, or the proper use and disposal of products. Labels are also useful in the classroom. Teachers can use them as classroom name tags and on name labels for trolleys, tote trays, lunch boxes and other items in the classroom.

It depends on what you intend to use the label on. In general, a good label should have:

1. The type of item you’re labeling

2. The name of the item in a font that matches your branding

3. The name or logo of your brand

4. A color palette that matches your brand

For a product label to stand out, it must incorporate the brand identity of your product: your logo, color palette, and typography. It should also be easy to read and instantly recognizable even from afar.

It’s easy. Just open the “Uploads” tab on our editing dashboard and drag your image from your desktop. And then drag and drop it to your label design!

The simplest way is to soak it in soapy hot water to soften the sticker glue before removing the label. If there is still some residue, you can rub a mixture of cooking oil and baking soda on it. You can also use a combination of white vinegar and citrus peel.

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