How to Choose Labels Correctly?

First, make sure that your printer can handle these labels.
Before you worry about the details of the labels, including material, size, shape and quality, you need to make sure that the labels are compatible with your printer. Betckey labels are compatible with most of the leading brand printers on the market including, but not limited to  Brother , Dymo, Zebra and Rollo. However, some printer models are only compatible with their own original brand printers.For example. Dymo models 550 and 550 XL require Dymo's unique RDID chip, so all other 3rd party labels are not compatible with these 2 printers.

So why don't you just use those original brand labels? This is a really easy option if you are on a budget. These original brand labels are much more expensive compared to Betckey Labels .

Make sure that your recipient wants these labels.
Labels mainly help you to easily pass your products to the recipient. But not only your customers, but also your suppliers, shippers and clients have their own requirements.
For example, your collaborative partner, the Amazon warehouse, requires that barcode labels be printed in black ink on matte white, removable labels. The labels must be between 1" x 2" and 2" x 3"in size (for example, 1" x 3" or 2" x 2"). Your carrier UPS requires Thermal 4" x 6" or 4" x 6¼" material for printing standard shipment labels. Or perhaps your clients have special label requirements now or in the future.

Make sure your packages need these labels. If you are free to choose the size of your labels, you do not want your labels to be so large that they have to wrap around the side of the package too much.
But you also do not want your labels to be so small that they are hard to read..

Make sure your packages need these labels. If you are free to choose the size of your labels, you do not want your labels to be so large that they have to wrap around the side of the package too much.
But you also do not want your labels to be so small that they are hard to read.