Stick it: Labels & Stickers

Create printable label sheets

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad. Not verified for macOS.

Stick it turns any jar, notebook, suitcase, or seed packet into a perfectly labeled item. Create your labels and stickers, then print them in seconds on an A4, A5, or Letter sheet ready to cut out — using the printer you already own, no special hardware required. Stick it is free to get started, with Pro options to take it further. How it works 1. Choose a template from the library (kitchen, school, garden, storage...) or start from a blank canvas. 2. Customize text, colors, sizes, and dates, with a real-time preview. 3. Arrange your labels on an A4, A5, or Letter sheet, with automatic cut marks. 4. Print directly or export as a high-resolution PDF. Why Stick it – No special printer needed: it works with the one you already have. – A library of reusable templates, saved and adapted endlessly. – Sheets built for home printing: standard formats, cut marks, automatic layout. – Pro version: shapes, custom QR codes, and a blank-canvas editor for fully custom creations. Perfect for – Kitchen & jars: preserves, jams, spices — keep everything labeled and looking good. – Parents & teachers: clothes, water bottles, backpacks, classroom supplies. – Gardeners: seed packets, seedlings, garden plants. – Makers & sellers: markets, online sales, personalized gifts. – Home organization: storage bins, boxes, freezer, cables. Download Stick it and give every jar, every box, every gift the label it deserves.

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Version 1.1.7 — Everything to welcome your guests NEW: SHORT-TERM RENTAL 28 templates for homes rented by the night or the week, in black and white to suit any interior. • 22 labels to stick around the place: WiFi, door code, key box, thermostat, washing machine, recycling, emergency contacts… • 6 posters to hang or frame: welcome, house rules, before you leave, our favourite spots, WiFi, review request • Your home's name fills in the header by itself: it comes from "My identity" INTRODUCING POSTERS • The Templates tab now has two sides: Labels and Posters • Each poster shows its format and how many fit on a sheet, e.g. "A5 · 2 per A4" • They are added to the sheet just like labels, and can share the same page LABELS SIDE BY SIDE Labels on a sheet now touch each other, instead of being separated by empty space. • One knife pass separates two neighbours: half as many cuts • More labels fit per sheet: on A4, 24 labels at Medium size instead of 16, and 44 at Small instead of 30 • The sheet stops 8 mm from the paper edge, so your printer no longer clips the outer labels • Cut marks are finally large enough to survive printing, and the preview shows the area your printer can actually reach FITTED OR FIXED-SIZE TEXT Every text now has a "Fit to sticker" option. On, as before, the text shrinks to fit. Off, it keeps its size and the rest of the sticker makes room for it. ALSO The Print button no longer hangs without showing anything. Bug fixes and internal improvements.

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    Seller
    remi mastriforti
    Size
    39.2 MB
    Category
    Graphics & Design
    Compatibility
    Requires iOS 15.6 or later.
    • iPhone
      Requires iOS 15.6 or later.
    • iPad
      Requires iPadOS 15.6 or later.
    • iPod touch
      Requires iOS 15.6 or later.
    • Mac
      Requires macOS 12.5 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
    • Apple Vision
      Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
    Languages
    English
    Age Rating
    4+
    In-App Purchases
    Yes
    Copyright
    © Rémi Mastriforti