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How to Print MRP Labels on a Normal A4 Printer

You don't need a thermal or label printer to put MRP, price, and barcode labels on your stock. With A4 sticker sheets like Oddy, the A4 printer already in your office, and FastLabel, you can print a full sheet of perfectly aligned labels in about a minute. Here's how.

What you need

• An A4 self-adhesive sticker sheet like Oddy — e.g. ST-12 (12 labels) or any other Oddy size. Around Rs 80–150 at any stationery shop.
• Any standard A4 laser or inkjet printer.
• FastLabel on web, Android, or iPhone.

Step by step

1. Choose your sticker sheet

   Open FastLabel and pick your sheet preset (for example Oddy ST-12), or define a custom sheet size for other paper.

2. Pick a template

   Choose an MRP, Size, or Label template. MRP Basic and MRP Advanced include price, batch, and date fields.

3. Fill in the details

   Enter the firm name, MRP, batch number, manufacturing/expiry date, and any extra lines. The live preview matches the printed sheet exactly.

4. Export the PDF

   Tap PDF to generate a print-ready A4 sheet you can send to any printer.

5. Print at 100% scale

   In the print dialog set Scale = 100% (Actual size) and Paper size = A4, then print onto the sticker sheet. The labels land exactly on the die-cuts.

Why an A4 printer instead of a label printer?

Label printers and thermal rolls cost money and lock you into one label size. An A4 printer you already own, plus cheap A4 sticker sheets like Oddy, prints any MRP, price, barcode, or product label at a fraction of the cost — ideal for importers, wholesalers, and retailers across Nepal who just need clean MRP stickers before stock ships.