Cloudlabels vs EASYLABEL

Cloudlabels turns spreadsheet, CSV and Shopify catalog data into barcode labels for printing. Users can import Excel or CSV files, enter items manually, then export data back to either format. The Design Center places text, barcodes, QR codes and images on a canvas and links them to data columns. Supported formats include EAN-13, UPC-A, CODE-128, Code 39, DataMatrix, GS1 DataMatrix, EAN-8, UPC-E and QR. Shopify syncing covers products and variants, with changes that can be pushed back to the store. The browser-based service requires no installation and is listed for web and iOS. Paid plans export 600 DPI PDFs, support Avery and HERMA sheets, and allow printing from any starting position on a partly used sheet. The free plan is limited to 20 items and 20 labels per month, with 300 DPI exports carrying a watermark and one user. Paid options include Starter Pack at $19, paid once and Pro at $19.90 a month; a 7-day trial is listed.

EASYLABEL is label-design software for creating and printing shipping and compliance labels. EASYLABEL 7 is supported on Windows 10 and Windows 11, and the software includes barcode and RFID wizards, database connectivity, print-history reporting, access controls, automation, ActiveX controls, and XML support. Gold and higher connect to common databases through ODBC and directly to DBF databases and Excel files. Platinum adds XML-based printing from SAP, Oracle, and other applications, along with tools to process XML from a directory or TCP/IP port. Command-file capabilities are available in Platinum, Multi-User, and Terminal Server editions. Net Print Server provides a browser interface for selecting and printing labels from Windows, Linux, Unix, Apple Macs, and handheld PDAs. Licenses are one-time fees: Start is free with any Tharo printer; Silver costs $245, paid once, Gold $545, paid once, Platinum $995, paid once, Multi-User $1,495, paid once, and Terminal Server or Net Print Server $2,995, paid once.