Practical how-tos for printing, cropping and designing e-commerce labels in India.
The MRP sticker sizes Indian sellers actually buy (37x20, 38x25, 50x25, 50x38 mm), what fits on each, and why the rule is character height, not label size.
What an MRP label must legally show in India: the nine declarations required by the Legal Metrology Rules, the font-size rule, and what imports add.
Real dimensions for Indian marketplace labels: Flipkart's block is 3×5 in, Meesho's card about 206×120 mm, and 4×6 thermal stock is 101.6×152.4 mm.
Why marketplace labels print tiny or fail the courier scan, and the settings that fix it: 100% scale, 203 vs 300 DPI, darkness and calibration.
Print Amazon shipping labels on a 4×6 thermal printer: use the 4×6 option when Amazon offers it, crop the A4 Seller Central PDF when it does not, split Easyship 2-in-1/4-in-1 sheets, and fix the tiny "2×2" print.
Print Flipkart labels on a 4×6 thermal printer: crop the A4 to 4×6, keep the Ekart barcode scannable, set 100% scale, hide the price, and fix pickup scan fails.
Print Meesho shipping labels on any 4×6 thermal printer: crop the A4 PDF to 4×6, keep the tax invoice, set 100% scale, and fix blurry-barcode problems. Step by step.