Make useful labels your team will actually keep using
Turn a short name, a URL, or a QR code into a durable 3D-printed label-without opening CAD. It is a practical way to label shared equipment, storage, products, and customer-facing spaces.
A physical label that does more than name a thing
Label things once
Print rigid tags for bins, tools, cables, keys, sample boxes, or any place paper labels do not last.
Connect print to digital
Add a QR code that opens an instruction sheet, inventory record, booking page, or support link.
Update destinations later
Use a smart link when the printed tag should stay in place even if the destination changes.
Three good places to start
Equipment instructions
Place a QR tag on a machine so the current setup guide is one scan away.
Shelf and bin labels
Create readable text labels for storage that is reorganized often or handled every day.
Support and reorder tags
Give customers a physical route back to care instructions, spare parts, or a reorder page.
From idea to something you can hold
Choose what the label should do
Use plain text for identification, a direct QR for a permanent URL, or a smart link for a destination you may change.
Match it to the object
Adjust the dimensions, border, depth, and mounting hole in the browser preview.
Export and print
Download STL or OBJ, slice it for your printer, and use a color change for high-contrast text or QR modules.
Questions before you print
Do I need CAD experience?
No. ShapeLabel generates the model from the text or QR settings you choose in the browser.
Can a printed QR code point somewhere new later?
Yes. A ShapeLabel smart link lets you change the destination without reprinting the QR tag.
Can I use these labels outdoors?
The model can be printed in any material your printer supports. Outdoor life depends on the filament, color, print settings, mounting method, and exposure.
Make one for the thing in front of you
Shape a label in the browser, preview it in 3D, and export when it looks right.
Start designing