Snapdeal Label Crop Tool — 4x6 Thermal & A4

Snapdeal label crop size: 4x6 inch (100 × 150 mm) for thermal printers

Most thermal label rolls used by Indian sellers are 4 × 6 inch (about 100 × 150 mm), and that is the page size this tool outputs for Thermal 4×6.

Always match the roll you actually use. Some sellers print on a 4 × 4 inch roll instead. If yours is 4 × 4, keep the printer on fit-to-page scaling, or choose one of the A4 layouts and cut the labels out. Print one test label before a large batch.

Inside a Snapdeal label PDF: what the crop keeps and what it drops

A Snapdeal PDF can carry shipping label pages and invoice pages in the same file. The cropper reads every page, keeps the pages that carry a label, crops each one to the label area and leaves the invoices out. If a page was cut a little tight or loose, open Fine-tune and the preview updates live.

Remove the invoice pages when you crop Snapdeal labels

Printing invoices on sticker stock wastes labels and time. Invoice-only pages are dropped, and an invoice printed under a label on the same page is cut away. The summary above the download tells you how many invoices were removed, so you can check the count against your orders.

Crop and print 2 or 4 Snapdeal labels per A4 sheet (save paper)

No thermal printer? 2-in-1 A4 puts two labels on every sheet, which halves the paper compared with one label per page. 4-in-1 A4 puts four on a sheet. Both draw light cut guides so you can trim along them.

Sort cropped Snapdeal labels by SKU before you print

Switch on Sort by SKU and the labels are ordered by SKU, then by size, so a packing pass follows your picklist. Where a label prints a SKU table the tool reads SKU, size and quantity; labels with no readable SKU are placed at the end.

Batch crop many Snapdeal label PDFs

Drop several PDFs together and they are merged into a single output file, so a day of Snapdeal orders becomes one download.