Drop a USPS, UPS, FedEx or DHL label — LabelForge reformats it onto DYMO 99019 spine stock (2-5/16″ × 7-1/2″), preserving the real barcodes so the label stays mailable. Print at 100%, stick, ship.
Download for macOS
Barcodes are cropped from your source label as pixels — never regenerated from the printed digits. Carrier barcodes encode routing and service data that isn't in the visible number; rebuilding one can get mail mis-sorted. LabelForge keeps the exact encoded payload intact.
Sandboxed with no network entitlement at all — your labels, addresses and tracking numbers never leave your Mac. Nothing to sign up for, nothing phoned home.
USPS, UPS, FedEx and DHL. PDFs (including multi-page batches — it finds the label page), PNGs and JPEGs. Addresses, service and tracking are prefilled for you to confirm; every field stays editable.
Swift + SwiftUI on Apple's Vision, PDFKit and Accelerate frameworks. A ~2 MB universal binary — no Electron, no runtime, no dependencies.
PDF or image. LabelForge detects the carrier, decodes the barcodes, and prefills the addresses and tracking number.
Check the barcodes to keep, tweak any text, add your branding mark — or don't.
Export a 2.3125″ × 7.5″ PDF (print at Actual Size) or a 300 dpi PNG. It even warns you if the barcode lands too small to scan reliably.
