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Meesho label processing,
simplified.
Upload your Meesho shipping PDFs and crop, sort, merge and prepare print-ready labels in seconds — right in your browser.
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Across all uploaded filesProcessing Settings
Applied when you click ProcessGroup labels by seller/store, detected from each page. Combine with Sort Courier Wise and/or Sort by SKU for nested grouping.
Group labels by detected courier partner. Combine with Sort by Sold By and/or Sort by SKU for nested grouping.
Group labels by product SKU (numeric-first, then alphabetically) — useful for picking one product at a time. Combine with the sorts above for nested grouping.
Combine every uploaded PDF into one processed output.
Merge both courier names into one group when sorting.
Append a courier/company package-count summary page and a SKU quantity summary page at the end of the output. Label ordering itself is automatic and no longer tied to this setting: higher-quantity orders (4, 3, 2, 1...) print first by default, or grouped by Courier/Sold By/SKU if those are turned on above -- this option only adds the extra summary pages at the bottom.
Paste specific Order Numbers (one per line) to pull into their own separate PDF, removed entirely from the main output.
Amazon-only quick switch: strip every invoice page from the output PDF, leaving just the order labels. Independent from "Invoice handling" above and from the other marketplace tabs. Applies to both the main output and the separate review-orders file below, so turning this on removes the invoice from both.
Auto Detect only trims whitespace. 4×6, 4×4 and A4 scale your label to actually fill the exact output size.
Detect the printed content area and trim surrounding margin.
Center the scaled label within the output size instead of anchoring it to a corner. Only applies to 4×6, 4×4 or A4 — has no effect on Auto Detect.
Amazon prints the label and tax invoice on the same page. Set the fixed area (as a % of the page) that covers just the label — it's applied to every page, and everything outside it (invoice + whitespace) is dropped from the output.
Tip: process one file, check the output, then nudge these numbers — they stay fixed for every page and every file after that.
Moved to the Basic tab: "Treat "Valmo Express" same as "Valmo"", "Add Order Summary (Bottom)" and "Separate Review Orders — using list" now live on the for quicker access — nothing about how they work has changed.
Stamp the processing date/time on each label.
Auto-detects each label's own Prepaid/COD marker (no list needed) and pulls every COD order into its own separate PDF, removed entirely from the main (Prepaid) output. On Meesho/Flipkart/Myntra this reads real text directly off the label. On Amazon, the label itself has no text layer, so this instead reads its paired invoice: Amazon only prints a payment-transaction block on the invoice when it actually took an online payment, so its absence reliably means the order is COD. (Falls back to a visual ink-density scan of the label's own marker only if no invoice could be paired.)
Auto-detects each label's own "Exchange" marker and pulls every exchange order into its own separate PDF, removed entirely from the main output. Runs independently of Separate COD Orders above, so an exchange label is pulled into its own file even if it's also COD.
Meesho & Flipkart: auto-detects labels whose delivery address looks suspiciously thin — just a bare word or number where a house/street/locality would normally be — or whose PIN code isn't a valid Indian PIN code (6 digits, not starting with 0), and pulls those into their own separate PDF for manual review, removed entirely from the main output.
Insert a SKU/quantity picklist after every N orders.
Stamp a saved store's QR code onto every label page, or print a dedicated sheet of QR codes before/after the labels.
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SKU Summary
| SKU | Size | Color | Orders |
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Courier Summary
| Courier | Orders |
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Processed Files
Saved to your account — survives refresh, logout and login againProcessed SKU Data
Combined SKU/Size/Color/Orders across every batch you've run in the last 7 days| SKU | Size | Color | Orders |
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Store QR Codes
Saved stores can be stamped onto every processed label via the Advanced settings tab.
| Store | GST | Store Link | Message | Actions |
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Inventory
Add your product SKUs and stock quantity here, per marketplace or shared across all of them. Matching quantity is deducted automatically whenever those SKUs are found in a batch you process on that platform.
| SKU | Platform | Quantity | Status | Actions |
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Processing & SKU Record
Every processed file and the SKUs deducted from your inventory as a result, most recent first.
| Date | Platform | Orders | SKU Record |
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Admin only — from your WordPress site's user tableHow LabelFlow works
Every step below runs for real, in your browser, against the PDFs you upload.
1. Upload
Drop in one or more Meesho PDF exports. Each is validated for file type, size and duplicates.
2. Analyze
Every page's text is read to detect order IDs, SKUs, quantities, couriers, sellers and whether it's a label or an invoice.
3. Configure
Choose sorting, invoice handling, output label size, picklists and store QR stamping in the settings panel.
4. Crop
A whitespace-detection pass scans the rendered page for the printed content area and trims the margin.
5. Sort & assemble
Pages are grouped and reordered by seller or courier, merged, and picklist pages are inserted at your chosen interval.
6. Download
Get back a print-ready PDF plus a CSV SKU summary — previewable right in the page before you save it.
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Meesho Label Crop, Online
Crop, sort, merge and process Meesho shipping label PDFs with one browser-based seller tool — no installs, no waiting on a server queue.
Crop Meesho labels online
Automatically trims the white margin around each shipping label so it prints cleanly on 4×6 or 4×4 stock.
Process multiple PDFs
Upload every export from the day and merge them into a single print-ready file.
Sort by courier
Group labels by Valmo, Delhivery, Xpressbees and more before printing per courier pickup.
Sort by seller
Group by "Sold By" when you manage more than one store.
Keep or drop invoices
Choose whether tax invoice pages travel with the label, and whether they get cropped too.
Generate picklists
Insert a SKU and quantity picklist after every batch of orders for warehouse packing.
Add store QR codes
Stamp a saved store's QR code and message onto every processed label.
Download print-ready output
Get back a single merged PDF plus a CSV summary you can hand to your packing team.
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