Labelo Print

Labels worth printing, from the phone in your hand.

A proper designer for Bluetooth thermal label printers. Built because the app that came with the printer was hard work.

Download on the App Store

Free to use · five free prints · unlimited printing for 0.99 once

Coffee
Beans

Ethiopia · Yirgacheffe

Roasted today

Use within 4 weeks

384 × 328 dots · 41 mm

What it does

What you see is what prints

The label on screen is the exact 1-bit bitmap your printer will burn, dot for dot — not an approximation of it.

Type that survives the head

Rasterised at 3× and downsampled before thresholding, so letters stay crisp instead of blown out and ragged.

Ten typefaces

Per line, and only faces that hold up at 203 dpi. Five sizes, bold, inverted text, alignment per line.

Bend

Arc any line along a circle, from straight through to a full turn.

Borders you pick by looking

Rules, a frame with corners sliding from square to pill, or an oval. Dashed or double. Chosen from a swatch, not a menu.

Stacked or free-form

Flow blocks top to bottom, or place each one by hand — drag to move, twist to rotate, pinch to resize.

Recent labels

Everything you print is kept in a gallery. Tap one to load it back. Nothing is ever overwritten.

Your printer, probably

Built and verified against the Phomemo M02. Full list of supported models below.

What it doesn't do

No ads. Not one.
No account, no forced login. Open it and start typing.
No tracking, no analytics. There is no SDK watching you.
No nagging. No "rate us", no notifications begging you back tomorrow.
Nothing leaves your phone — there is no server to send it to.

Just labels, and a perfect print.

Printers it works with

Printer	Paper	Width	Status
Phomemo M02	53 mm	384 dots	Verified on hardware
Phomemo M02S · M02 Pro	53 mm	384 dots	Same protocol
Phomemo T02	53 mm	384 dots	Same protocol
Phomemo M03 · M04	80 mm	576 dots	Same protocol, wider head
Generic 58 mm ESC/POS	58 mm	384 dots	Standard raster commands
Generic 80 mm ESC/POS	80 mm	576 dots	Standard raster commands

The M02 is the one on my desk, so it is the one everything is tested against. The rest speak the same documented ESC/POS raster protocol and differ only in head width and init sequence — they should work, but I cannot claim to have printed on them. The model is detected from the printer's Bluetooth name and can be set by hand for anything unlisted.

Not supported: NIIMBOT (D11, D110, B21) and the small "cat" printers (GB01, GT01). Those use entirely different protocols, and guessing at them would waste your paper.

Labelo Print is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Phomemo or any printer manufacturer. Model names are used only to describe which printers the app works with.