AI Label Maker vs Link2Label

AI Label Maker is the all-in-one label design and printing app for small businesses, home offices, and makers. DESIGN WITH EASE Create professional labels using a full-featured drag-and-drop editor. Add text, barcodes, QR codes, shapes, and images. Choose from dozens of built-in templates or start from scratch with any label size. AI-POWERED ARTWORK Describe what you want and let AI generate a custom illustration for your label — no design skills needed. Browse the community gallery for inspiration and use any image with a single tap. BLUETOOTH THERMAL PRINTING Connect to compatible Bluetooth thermal printers wirelessly. Configure print density, speed, paper type, and resolution directly in the app. Send labels to print in seconds. SYNC ACROSS DEVICES Sign in with your account to keep your labels, templates, and settings in sync across all your devices. KEY FEATURES • Drag-and-drop label editor • AI image generation with community gallery • Barcode & QR code support • Built-in template library • Bluetooth thermal printer connection • Multiple label size presets (40×30 mm to 100×60 mm) • Dark mode support • Cloud sync

Design text and QR labels at real print size, then print on Bluetooth thermal printers or export PNG or PDF files for inkjet or laser. Start from a blank label or a template. Add text, images, QR codes, barcodes, shapes, and stamps on a canvas sized to your tape or sheet. • Edit labels manually in a full label editor • Print on common Bluetooth thermal label printers from the app • Export PNG or PDF, or tile labels on A4/Letter sheets • Reuse templates and fill in different text for each item • Included layouts for box labels, strip labels, stickers, and map labels • Map labels: numbered markers on a photo or floor plan with a legend list • Fill label fields from shared text, a file, or pasted item details when you have data ready • Save labels, duplicate them, and share label files with others Link2Label supports many common Bluetooth thermal printers. Results depend on your printer model, paper, and phone — try a test print before a big labeling run.