Start from a template, not a blank page
Stick-it ships a catalogue of templates built for real uses: homemade jam, oil macerate, mother tincture, skincare, essential oil, honey, syrup, balm, artisan soap, luggage tag, sender and parcel recipient.
Pick the closest one, change the text, and the label is done. Nothing to measure, nothing to align.
A layer editor, without the jargon
Every label is a stack of layers: text, a prefixed date ("Made on…", "Best before…"), a rule, a shape, a QR code. Reorder, hide or lock them from the Hierarchy sheet.
Sizes are expressed as a percentage of the label width, so the same design stays correct whether it prints 96 mm or 25 mm wide.
The sheet: what changes everything at print time
This is where most label apps stop. Stick-it lays out a sheet instead: pick a paper size (A4, A5, A6, Letter or custom), portrait or landscape, drop your labels on it and the app packs them for you.
It adds cut marks, keeps 2 mm between labels and exports a PDF at exact scale. Print on plain paper, on full-page sticker sheets or on kraft paper — the result is the same.
Three physical sizes, chosen at print time
A label has no dimensions until it is placed on a sheet. You design proportions, then choose when printing: Large (96 × 50 mm) for a one-litre jar, Medium (63 × 33 mm) for a standard jam pot, Small (47 × 25 mm) for an essential oil bottle or a storage label.
One design therefore covers a whole range, without being redrawn.