Preparing Multilingual Product Labels for Export
Companies exporting products must create labels in the destination country's language, complying with local labelling regulations. This involves translating text, reformatting layouts, and verifying barcode compatibility.
Workflow
- Extract the existing label text using the PDF Text Extractor
- Translate the text into the target language and paste into a new layout
- Use the Image Resizer to adjust product photos to the new label dimensions
- Use the Barcode Generator to create region-specific barcodes (EAN-13 for Europe)
- Use the Image Converter to save in the print-ready format required by the label printer
- Use the Color Picker to verify brand colours match across all language versions
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