One label per page
Best for 4×6 thermal and dedicated shipping-label printers. Match the printer paper size and use Actual Size so the driver does not resize the barcode.
Free · No login · Files stay in your browser
Upload your Meesho label PDF, remove the invoice section and create clean 4×6 thermal labels or four-label A4 sheets—ready to download and print.
A Meesho dispatch PDF normally contains the shipping label and tax invoice information on the same page. Printing the complete page can waste paper, and manually cropping every order takes time. This tool identifies the label section, removes the invoice area and prepares a smaller PDF for the printer already used at your packing desk.
The crop keeps the original PDF content instead of turning the label into a screenshot, helping text and barcodes remain sharp. You can also sort by SKU, separate multi-quantity orders and split output by courier. Processing happens locally in the browser, so the customer information inside the selected files is not sent to an EcomFriendly server.
Three-step guide
Use the original seller-panel PDF and keep the final printer scale at 100% for the clearest result.
Download the shipping-label PDF for your ready-to-ship orders from the Meesho Supplier Panel. Drop that original PDF into the tool above, or click the upload area to select it. You can add multiple PDFs in one batch. Use the source PDF rather than a screenshot so the barcode and label text remain sharp.
Select one label per page for a 4×6 thermal printer, or four labels per page for an A4 printer. You can separate multi-quantity orders and split labels by courier. The tool detects the invoice boundary, keeps the shipping-label section and sorts the result by SKU for a cleaner packing sequence.
Click the crop button and wait for the browser to prepare the output. Download the generated PDF, or a ZIP when your options create several files. In the print dialog choose Actual Size or 100% scale, disable Fit to Page and test-scan one barcode before printing the complete dispatch batch.
Best for 4×6 thermal and dedicated shipping-label printers. Match the printer paper size and use Actual Size so the driver does not resize the barcode.
Best for a regular laser or inkjet printer. Four cropped labels are arranged on one landscape A4 sheet to reduce unused paper and simplify cutting.
Meesho label crop is the process of extracting the shipping-label area from the PDF downloaded from the Meesho Supplier Panel. It removes the invoice section and produces a compact PDF that is easier to print and attach to parcels.
Upload the original Meesho label PDF, choose one label per page or four labels per A4 page, select any sorting options and click the crop button. Download the new PDF and print it at Actual Size or 100% scale.
Yes. The tool is free to use, requires no account or payment and adds no watermark. The current crop, layout, SKU sorting, quantity separation and courier-splitting options are available without a paid tier.
No. PDF reading, cropping, sorting and output generation happen locally inside your browser. Customer names, addresses, phone numbers and order details contained in the label file are not uploaded to EcomFriendly for processing.
Yes. Choose one label per page to create compact label-sized PDF pages for common 4×6 thermal and shipping-label printers. Select the matching paper size in the printer settings and print at 100% or Actual Size.
Yes. For supported Meesho PDFs, the tool detects the TAX INVOICE boundary and keeps the shipping-label area above it. A split-only option is also available when you want to preserve full label-and-invoice pages but separate them by courier.
Yes. You can select multiple Meesho PDFs in one session. The tool sorts labels by SKU, can separate single- and multi-quantity orders, and can create separate courier PDFs with a ZIP download when several files are produced.
Use the original Meesho PDF instead of a screenshot and disable Fit to Page, Shrink or automatic scaling in the print dialog. Print at Actual Size or 100%, select the correct paper size and test one label before printing the full batch.