Use the Up and Down buttons to reorder a line. Tick Same row to place a line beside the one above it, splitting the width into columns. Text wider than its column wraps onto extra rows automatically.

Add Line

Step #: # of labels:
Write-in blank (spaces):

Numbering placeholders use the current delimiters: {#} prints the running number and {total} prints the # of labels value. Any placeholder left without a value, including a variable with an empty cell, prints as blank space sized by Write-in blank so the number can be written on the printed label by hand. Set it to 0 to close the gap.

Open a ZPL or ZPL II file (.zpl, .zplii, .zpl2, .prn, .txt):

No ZPL file loaded.

Insert Generated ZPL
Drops the current Designer design into the box below as one label with its variable placeholders left intact, ready to manually edit.

Or paste ZPL code (variables in delimiters substitute in real time):

Click the preview to insert a ^FO command with the pointed-at dot coordinates at the cursor.

What this version draws: the ZPL II subset listed under How to Use, including ^FV, ^FH, ^GF ASCII hex graphics, Code 128 ^BC, and ^BD MaxiCode encoded for real per ISO 16023 in modes 2 through 6, with the structured carrier fields read from the leading class, country, and postal characters the way UPS labels carry them. One thing stays a stand-in: a Z64 or B64 compressed ^GF graphic is left blank, because the preview carries no deflate decoder; it still exports in the ZPL untouched. Every other command the preview cannot draw is named in Checks, and a field that fails to render is counted there against the number the file asks for rather than dropped quietly.