Label Flow Review

Label Flow is a label software solution for every business that needs to design, store and print barcodes, QR codes and RFID tags. It allows to print a broad range of GS1 DataBars, 1D and 2D formats barcode and extract barcode information from a previously created database. Label Flow’s library of barcodes includes Code 93, 39 and 128, Data Matrix, EAN and UPC codes, Royal Mail, Australian Post, Postnet, and several more.

The amount of templates provided by this label printing software is good enough to choose what suits every kind of barcode needs: you can pick from ‘Inventory’, ‘Asset’, ‘Return Address’, ‘Round Product’, ‘Mailing’, ‘Network PC’, ‘Shipping’ and ‘Envelope’ categories.

The editor allows to add particular barcode information as company number, ID, price and much more offering you a design preview. Unfortunately, Label Flow doesn’t enable to create your barcode from scratch, but the full-featured barcode designer and editor will let you add considerable changes to your design. The editor is quite simple to handle if you’re used to graphic editors and tools are within eyeshot. A library of symbols, rectangles, and squares, circles, ellipses, lines and text is available. Rich text and color gradient fills are supported.

If you’re not accustomed to such features, an 18-page PDF guide will help you. A database lets you manage your projects storing them and, if you need it, it’s possible to lock and protect them with a password. Label Flow operates in English and 14 other languages and supports native printer languages, but doesn’t accommodate two-sided printing.

The software offers online FAQs, tutorials, and video training. Customer support is free and ready for use via email and phone. No live chat available. Label Flow is available only in free, standard ($375) and premier ($750) versions.