How to Print Labels with NiceLabel

NiceLabel is a hybrid labelling system with cloud storage of label designs with a PC based design and test print element.  NiceLabel is one of the leading labelling systems alongside Seagull Scientific’s BarTender.  It’s been around for more than twenty-five years, has in excess of 100 employees and was recently bought by global software company Loftware. This article is show you how to print labels with NiceLabel.

We’re going to cover:

• Getting NiceLabel
• What you get when you download it

Let’s look at how you can get started printing labels with NiceLabel.

Starting with NiceLabel

NiceLabel Cloud

Use web-based Nicelabel Control Centre to manage, print, analyse and store labels.  Download the Web printing client – the software that enables you to print from the cloud.

NiceLabel Designer

Use NiceLabel Designer to design and print labels.

PC based.  NiceLabel is not available for the Mac.

On your browser visit NiceLabel Control Centre.  From here we are able to install the local elements of NiceLabel.  Click the Download NiceLabel 10 button and downloadlabel design component of NiceLabel.

Once it’s downloaded, open NiceLabel Designer and activate your licence.  Use Designer to design and test print your labels.  Once you’re happy, save the labels.  You have a choice – locally or in a cloud folder.

I designed a label using the Nicelabel Designer app, test printed it and saved it to the cloud.

I opened NiceLabel control centre and created a web application.  I’m able to assign people to the folder I created – enabling them to print my label designs. A handy feature in Nicelabel is that new users get an automatic email telling them they have access to a new label design.