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.
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 Outdated tags cause billing arguments at the counter.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?
- You can enter the final selling price as the tag price. Keep the original price in the product name if you want to show the saving.
- 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.