Free Chrome extension

Vendor Central shipping labels, downloaded and stamped automatically

Amazon Vendor Central gives you a PO label with no SKU on it, so your packers match by ASIN. The free LabelFlow extension stamps your own vendor SKU, quantity and a sequential number onto every label as you download it — then prints straight to your thermal printer.

  • Your vendor SKU stamped on every PO label
  • Quantity and running number, so a split PO stays in order
  • Print direct to Zebra or TSC via QZ Tray
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Vendor SKU on every label
Scanner-ready barcodes
Direct thermal print
Free Chrome extension
Why sellers use it

What the extension adds to a Vendor Central label

Your SKU, not just the ASIN

A Vendor Central label identifies the item by ASIN, which nobody in your warehouse picks by. The extension overlays the vendor SKU you actually use, so a packer reads the label and knows the shelf.

Quantity and sequence on a split PO

A large PO arrives as many labels. Each one is stamped with its quantity and a running number, so a part-shipped PO can be reconciled without opening the portal again.

Barcodes that actually scan

Labels are re-rendered crisply rather than scaled up from a screenshot, so the barcode reads first time on a 203 dpi thermal head.

Straight to the thermal printer

With QZ Tray installed, labels go from the browser to your Zebra or TSC printer with no save-open-print detour and no browser margins.

3 steps

How to download and print Vendor Central labels

01

Add the free extension to Chrome

Install LabelFlow from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with your EditLabel account. Nothing else to configure.

02

Open your Vendor Central labels as usual

Go to the shipment in Vendor Central and download the labels the way you already do. The extension recognises the page and stamps your SKU, quantity and numbering onto each label.

03

Print or save

Send them straight to the thermal printer via QZ Tray, or save the stamped PDF for later.

FAQ

Vendor Central label questions

Last updated September 2026

Does this work with Amazon Vendor Central India?+

Yes. The extension is built for Vendor Central and Seller Flex in India, which is where the ASIN-only label problem shows up most.

Where does my vendor SKU come from?+

From your EditLabel SKU catalogue: you map an ASIN to the SKU your warehouse uses once, and every future label for that item is stamped with it automatically.

Do I still download labels from Vendor Central?+

Yes, the workflow is unchanged. The extension works on the labels Amazon gives you rather than replacing the portal, so nothing about your process breaks if you stop using it.

Do I need a thermal printer?+

No. Direct printing via QZ Tray is optional — you can save the stamped PDF and print it however you like.

Is it free?+

The extension is free to install and the SKU stamping is free. Bulk features and direct thermal printing are part of Pro.

Is Seller Flex supported too?+

Yes, the same extension handles Seller Flex. See the Seller Flex shipping label page for how that flow differs.

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