About the price tag generator
Clear price tags help customers decide faster and cut down the number of times staff are asked what something costs. This generator turns a list of products and prices into a printable sheet of tags that you can cut out and stick on shelves, bins or products, with no design skills or software needed. Add an MRP and the tag shows it struck through, with your selling price and the discount percentage.
MRP tag vs price tag
A price tag shows what the customer pays at your shop. An MRP tag also shows the maximum retail price, so shoppers can see the saving at a glance.
In India, MRP is the maximum price a product may be sold at, and it is normally printed on the pack by the manufacturer. A shop can sell at or below MRP, so a shelf tag that shows both MRP and your selling price makes your discount visible.
What to put on a shelf price tag
- Product name: short and specific, including the pack size such as 1 kg or 500 ml.
- Selling price: the biggest thing on the tag, since it is the first thing shoppers look for.
- MRP and discount: optional, but they make an offer easy to understand. Enter the MRP and the discount percentage appears automatically.
- Unit note: something like "incl. all taxes" or "per kg", so there is no argument at the counter.
How to use it
- Add each product name and its price. Add as many rows as you need for the sheet.
- Pick a tag size that suits your shelves, from small tags for packaged goods to larger ones for displays.
- Check the preview to make sure names fit and prices are easy to read.
- Print the sheet on plain or thick paper, then cut along the tag borders.
- Fix the tags with tape, clips or shelf strips.
Tips for shop owners
- Make the price the largest thing on the tag. Shoppers look for the number first, so keep product names short and let the price stand out.
- Use thicker paper for shelf edges. Card stock holds its shape and survives handling much better than standard paper.
- Refresh tags when prices change. Outdated tags cause billing arguments at the counter. Regenerate the sheet whenever supplier prices move.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the price tag generator free?
- Yes. It is free, needs no signup and adds no watermark.
- What paper should I print on?
- Standard A4 or letter paper works. Card stock is better for tags that will be handled often.
- Can I show discounted prices?
- Yes. Enter the MRP and your selling price. The tag shows the MRP struck through, your price in large type, and the discount percentage.
- How do I make an MRP tag?
- Add the product name, type the MRP in the MRP field and your selling price in the price field, then print. The MRP is shown struck through next to your price.
- How is the discount percentage calculated?
- It is (MRP minus selling price) divided by MRP, rounded to the nearest whole number. It only appears when the MRP is higher than the selling price.
- Can I keep my product list for next time?
- Tags are generated in your browser. For a saved product catalogue with barcode labels, a POS system like SnapOS keeps your items ready to print.