Preview and validate ZPL, design labels, generate barcodes, troubleshoot print issues, and automate workflows through REST API and MCP — with support for ZPL, EPL, TSPL and CPCL.
Start with ZPL preview; as your needs grow, analysis, other printer languages and automation are in the same place.
ZPL is the primary language; EPL, TSPL and CPCL tools cover core command subsets.
Use the Labelixa API to automate label generation, preview and reporting directly from your own code.
Render, validate and convert labels over plain HTTP — an API key is all you need.
curl -X POST "https://api.labelixa.com\ /v1/printers/8dpmm/labels/4x6/0" \ -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \ -H "Accept: image/png" \ --data-binary @etiket.zpl \ -o etiket.png
Or let AI assistants use Labelixa directly — our MCP server gives Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients the same preview, validation, barcode and template tools.
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For individual developers and small teams.
For production systems and automated workflows.
For integrators and multi-system production workloads.
For organisations that want to run it on their own infrastructure.
Base: single server, single production environment, annual licence. Multiple servers, high availability, OEM, custom integration and a contractual SLA are quoted separately.
Commitments we can point at in the product or the contract. What is not on this list, we do not promise.
Including the free tier. There is no watermarking code left in the service.
No symbology is behind a paywall. Plans differ in volume, speed and features — never in what you can render.
Response fields get added, never removed. A withdrawn endpoint answers 410 Gone and tells you where to go — never a silent 404.
A published deadline and a Sunset header — at least six months' notice before anything is withdrawn. The one currently running, the ?key= query parameter, is valid until 31 January 2027.
Running out of quota is an explicit 429 with Retry-After and X-Quota-Action. We never bill overage automatically: the quota stops, the invoice does not grow.
Closing your account removes your saved labels, templates, assets and usage records — not just the login.
The GDPR/KVKK data processing addendum is self-service and applies to every customer, free tier included, with a named subprocessor list and 15 days' notice before that list changes.
We do not yet measure availability from outside the service, so we publish no percentage. What we do measure is shown, unrounded, on the status page.
One operation is one rendered label: a request that produces several labels spends one operation per label, so the quota counts labels, not requests. Quotas are daily and reset at 00:00 UTC; unused quota does not carry over. Requests are also limited per second and per request. On the yearly plan you pay for 10 months and get 12. All prices are in USD. We do not publish an uptime SLA — we do not yet measure availability from outside the service, and we will not print a number we cannot back. Extra operation packs are no longer sold: with daily quotas a pack would cover only a fraction of one day, and moving up a plan is far cheaper. If the daily quota is not enough, the next plan is the answer.
A rendering engine, REST API and web interface that lets you see ZPL (Zebra Programming Language) labels as PNG or PDF before they reach a thermal printer.
The rendering service is deliberately stateless: the ZPL you send is never written to disk and never logged. Because labels carry recipient names and addresses, this principle matters for data protection.
14 symbologies including Code 128, EAN-13/8, UPC-A/E, QR, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec, MaxiCode, Code 39/93, Codabar, the 2of5 family and GS1 DataBar.
5,000 renders per day and 3 requests per second, with no API key and no sign-up — and no plan adds a watermark to the output.
A single HTTP request is enough: you send the ZPL code in the body and get back a PNG or PDF. No installation, SDK or library required.
The request does not fail. The unknown command is skipped and reported in the X-Warnings response header, so a single command never stops the rest of your labels.
An operation is one rendered label; a request is one API call. A single request can produce several labels — if it renders 10 labels, it uses 10 operations. Your daily quota counts labels, not requests, and resets at 00:00 UTC. Separately, each plan limits how many requests you may send per second and how many labels one request may contain.
Cut mistakes, speed up your workflow and integrate with your systems easily — with Labelixa.
Your subscription renews automatically until cancelled. You can cancel through the customer portal before the next renewal.
Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current paid period; your access continues until then.
Taxes may be added where legally required.
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