Free Chrome extension

Seller Flex labels your packers can actually pick from

Seller Flex means you pick, pack and label in your own warehouse — but the label Amazon hands you carries no SKU and arrives in whatever order the portal chose. The free LabelFlow extension stamps your SKU and quantity on every label, numbers the batch in pick order, and prints straight to thermal.

  • SKU and quantity stamped on every Seller Flex label
  • Batch numbered in pick order, top to bottom
  • Print direct to Zebra or TSC via QZ Tray
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SKU + quantity overlay
Sorted and numbered batch
Direct thermal print
Free Chrome extension
Why sellers use it

What changes on a Seller Flex label

A label a packer can pick from

Seller Flex labels identify the order, not the item. Stamping the SKU and quantity on each one turns a stack of labels into a pick list your packer can work straight down.

The batch arrives in pick order

Labels are sorted and numbered before printing, so nobody walks the aisle twice or hunts for label 40 of 120 halfway through a run.

Barcodes that scan first time

Labels are re-rendered rather than scaled, so the barcode stays sharp on a 203 dpi thermal head and the driver scan does not fail at pickup.

Browser straight to the printer

QZ Tray sends the batch directly to your Zebra or TSC printer — no PDF download, no browser margins shrinking the label.

3 steps

How to print a Seller Flex batch

01

Add the free extension to Chrome

Install LabelFlow from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with your EditLabel account.

02

Open your Seller Flex labels

Work in the Amazon portal exactly as you do now. The extension spots the labels and overlays your SKU, quantity and batch numbering.

03

Sort, then print the batch

The batch is ordered for picking and sent to your thermal printer via QZ Tray, or saved as a stamped PDF.

FAQ

Seller Flex label questions

Last updated September 2026

What is Seller Flex, in one line?+

You hold the stock and pack the order in your own warehouse, and Amazon collects it — so the labelling and pick accuracy are your problem rather than the fulfilment centre's.

Why does the SKU matter on a Seller Flex label?+

Because the label Amazon gives you identifies the order, not the product. Without the SKU a packer has to open the portal for every line, which is where mis-picks come from.

Does it change how I use the Amazon portal?+

No. The extension works on top of the labels Amazon already gives you, so your process is unchanged and nothing breaks if you uninstall it.

Can it print a whole batch at once?+

Yes — the batch is sorted, numbered and sent to the thermal printer in one go via QZ Tray.

Does it work for Vendor Central too?+

Yes, the same extension covers both. The Vendor Central shipping label page explains the PO-based flow.

Is it free?+

The extension and the SKU stamping are free. Bulk printing and direct thermal output are part of Pro.

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