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# Labels
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With its powerful label editor, **OpenCutList** can adapt to the format of almost any label sheet available.
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## Selecting Parts
The **Print labels** icon is available for every group in the **Parts List** and from every **Cutting Diagram**.
From Parts List group
From Cutting Diagram
By default, **Labels** will use all parts in the list (shown by a small letter "A" in the icon). If you select only a subset of parts, it will warn you and show a small letter "C" in the icon.
## Page Configuration
Depending on your requirements, you will have to select a specific page configuration for your labels. The **Paper Size**, **Margins**, **Label Gap**, and the number of **Columns** and **Rows** can be configured to match the available sheets of labels you have purchased.
These parameters will determine the real size of your label, shown at the top of the [**Layout**](#label-layout).
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**OpenCutList** does not have any pre-configured label templates. You are free to edit your own and save them for use in future projects.
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If you print on a continuous label printer like **Dymo** or **Zebra**, you must configure your **Paper Size** to match the label size you are using.
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## Label Layout
Label elements can be added, resized, aligned, colored and deleted. A layout together with its page configuration can be saved as a **Preset**. You may want to set up a few layouts for different applications.
One special element named Formula allows you to fully customize its output string with **Ruby** code. [Learn more](/features/parts/export-to-csv/customization.md).
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**OpenCutList** stores your layouts in your model. Label layouts are not lost when sharing a model with other SketchUp users.
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## Offset
The **Offset** defines the position of the **first label** to be printed on the **first page** of your sheet.
If you are printing to a continuous label printer, like a Dymo or Zebra printer, this will have no effect.
## Printing on Sheets
When printing the labels, you must ensure that you have selected the matching *Paper Size* in your printer. **OpenCutList** has no control over your printer, and so it cannot determine if your choice is correct.