A fast, useful print for every corner of the workshop
Build labels, tool tags, machine instructions, and project QR codes directly in the browser. ShapeLabel is handy when opening a full CAD project would take longer than the label itself.
A physical label that does more than name a thing
Standardize shared spaces
Give drawers, materials, printers, and work areas a consistent label style and mounting pattern.
Put help at the machine
Link straight to the current SOP, booking calendar, maintenance log, or troubleshooting page.
Use scraps productively
Small labels are a practical destination for short filament lengths and gaps in a print queue.
Three good places to start
Tool-home labels
Mark where shared tools belong so cleanup does not depend on one person’s memory.
Machine status tags
Link each printer to its profile, maintenance notes, camera, or job queue.
Project story cards
Place a durable label beside a build with a link to files, attribution, and assembly notes.
From idea to something you can hold
Create a house style
Pick a few sizes, fonts, border settings, and mounting options that cover most workshop needs.
Save the repeatable setup
Keep designs in the browser, then change only the text or QR destination for the next object.
Print and verify in context
Check clearance, attachment, readability, and scan performance on the actual machine or storage location.
Questions before you print
What file formats can I download?
ShapeLabel exports printable STL files and OBJ models for compatible 3D and graphics workflows.
Can I split a larger QR display into parts?
Split-model options can make some QR stand designs easier to print and assemble. Availability depends on the selected design and plan.
Does ShapeLabel slice the model?
No. Export the model, then use your usual slicer to choose material, layer height, supports, and printer-specific settings.
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