PRINT SHEET DESIGNER

Product Hang Tag Batch Designer

Create tags from CSV fields; place punch holes and bleed; export print sheets.

Arrange a complete print sheet

Preparing the worked example

Preparing example…Millimeters · Print at actual size

Start with the example, then edit the labelled content, dimensions or geometry. Export includes editable SVG and design evidence. PNG/PDF buttons create raster proofs; projects with binary sources need their original files when reopened.

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Using Product Hang Tag Batch Designer
Create tags from CSV fields; place punch holes and bleed; export print sheets.
  1. Choose Try example to see the complete product hang tag batch designer workflow. Use the labelled settings for dimensions/style, and the Content panel for the worked example’s JSON structure. You can also open a CSV with the same record field names as the example.
  2. Adjust the nearby controls and content, then update the artwork/template. Undo and redo restore text/settings decisions. Print geometry uses millimeters; verify the supplied dimensions and allowances.
  3. Inspect Design data/Measurements and Review for actual evidence. Multi-page outputs provide a page selector and previous/next buttons.
  4. Export editable SVG, complete ZIP or PNG/PDF proofs. PDF contains rasterized page proofs with physical page sizes; print at actual size and use SVG when you need vectors. Save project keeps input/settings; reselect original image/font files to rebuild binary-source projects.
Example
The tailored example generates 15 design records. Creates physical-size text labels from supplied records with explicit sheet margins and spacing. Text overflow candidates are flagged; shelf viewing distance, printer scaling and product data accuracy need manual proofing.
Questions & answers
What does Product Hang Tag Batch Designer support?
Creates physical-size text labels from supplied records with explicit sheet margins and spacing. Text overflow candidates are flagged; shelf viewing distance, printer scaling and product data accuracy need manual proofing.
What input should I use?
Use the labelled settings for dimensions/style, and the Content panel for the worked example’s JSON structure. You can also open a CSV with the same record field names as the example. Load the tailored example to see the supported fields. Edit content or geometry here; settings control the visible artboard. Measurements for print templates are in millimeters.
What can I download?
Export contains the task’s actual SVG files and evidence, a JSON/CSV report and complete ZIP. Where generated, DXF files contain supported line/circle geometry in millimeters. PNG and PDF are browser-rendered raster proofs capped to a 2,200-pixel long edge; multipage PDF retains the declared physical dimensions and supports up to 20 pages.
What should I check before using the result?
Print at actual size, measure a reference and test a small paper/material prototype. Templates do not infer machine settings, material strength or production tolerances. Processing uses your local supplied evidence; nothing is uploaded, sent to a printer or applied to a live system. Public pages retain approved ads and optional consent-based analytics.
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