Label maker: Design a label using custom art or templates

An attractive label depends on several factors, such as color, composition, and legibility.

The colors should be balanced with a good level of contrast so that they aren’t harsh or off-putting to viewers.

The composition refers to how well all the elements, such as shapes, text, images, and colors, work together.

A good design makes use of blank space instead of including too many elements, and it features shapes and textures that complement each other. Legibility means that any text on the design is easy to read and conveys the brand message clearly.

To decide what elements to put on a label, focus on what you want to accomplish. Is the primary goal to be informative? Entertaining? Tempting? The label should include the most important information your audience needs to understand the product, such as the product/service name, the business name, the main product features/benefits, and visual elements that represent the brand. If the label is for an event, it should tell viewers how to contact the business, participate, or make a booking.

Sure! Picsart makes it easy to create labels that are completely customized to fit your needs. From the size and background to the fonts and images, you can edit as much as you like and even use Picsart label templates as a starting point.

Try: “A small botanical illustration for a handmade soap label, sage green and cream, simple leaves, clean edges, open space for product details, no lettering.” Add the product name and other required information in the editor.

Prioritize the product name and essential details, with strong contrast and enough space around the text. Check a preview at the label’s actual size before printing.

Confirm the label dimensions, safe margins, and image quality with your printer. Review the wording and check that important information is not too close to an edge or fold.