Templates & themes

Fifty-two ready-made designs, every one a real retail format at a size you can buy paper for. Open one, change what you like.

Opening the gallery

Click Templates at the far left of the designer toolbar. Every tile is a live miniature drawn from the actual design with sample product data — not a screenshot — so what you see is what opens.

Control	What it does
Search box	Searches names, descriptions, categories, sizes and tags at once. Typing `65` finds the 65-up sheet; typing `pharmacy` finds the dispensing label.
Category tabs	Nine categories, plus All.
Import a folder	Brings in existing Azuri Label templates. See below.
Choose files	The same, but picking individual .albl files.

The categories

Your label stock

Twelve templates built on the exact dimensions of common Australian label stock — margins to two decimal places, so a sheet printed from the app registers on the same paper you already buy.

Template	Size and use
A6 Pricing — 4 per sheet	99 × 142.5 mm. The standard A6 pricing card.
A6 Two Prices — 4 per sheet	Was and now pricing, with a flash that hides when there is no special.
A6 Bulk Pricing — 4 per sheet	Four price lines for goods sold by weight or volume.
65-up Barcode Sheet	38.1 × 21.17 mm, 65 per A4.
90-up Small Label	39.75 × 15 mm, 90 per A4. The smallest stock.
8-up Shelf Card	101 × 70.25 mm. Roomy, with a barcode and unit pricing.
Dry Goods Shelf	57 × 26.25 mm, 30 per A4, plus an A5 version.
Live Fish Tank Label	63.5 × 33.86 mm rounded, 24 per A4 and a 6-up version.
A4 Full Page Pricing	The whole sheet, no margins. Window and aisle-end pricing.
A4 Bulk Pricing	199.6 × 289.05 mm rounded card with multiple price lines.

Price tags

Classic, Compact (65 per sheet), Premium, Jewellery (20 × 10 mm), Price Tag with Sale Flash, and Blank Canvas for starting from nothing.

Shelf labels

Supermarket Shelf Label with unit pricing, Shelf Label with Category Band, Aquarium Tank Label, and a Minimal Shelf Strip for tight channels.

Sale & promotion

Big Sale Poster A5, Clearance Yellow, Percent Off Burst (a round sticker for existing labels), Two-for Promotion, and New Arrival.

Barcode & inventory

Barcode Only, SKU & Barcode, QR Product Label, Asset Tag, Bin Location Label, and a Serial Number Label with Data Matrix.

Food & hospitality

Bakery Item Label, Deli Counter Label with weight pricing, Restaurant Ingredient Label with opened and use-by dates, Allergen Warning Label, and a tall Wine Bottle Label.

Pharmacy & safety

Pharmacy Dispensing Label with space for directions, Medication Warning stickers, and a Hazard label for chemicals.

Shipping & warehouse

Shipping Label 4 × 6 for thermal printers, Carton Label with ITF-14, Pallet Label A5 readable across a warehouse, and a plain Address Label.

Retail & fashion

Clothing Swing Tag, Size & Colour Tag, Electronics Spec Label, Book Label with ISBN, Hardware Bin Tag, Name Badge, and a Gift Tag.

Colour themes

Nine coordinated schemes. Changing theme recolours every element that has a theme role, leaving everything else alone.

Theme	Suits
Classic black	Black on white. Reads at any size, cheapest to print.
Sale red	The conventional discount look.
Clearance yellow	Yellow and black. Impossible to miss.
Fresh green	Produce, organic and health lines.
Ocean blue	Aquarium, seafood and cool-toned ranges.
Premium navy	Understated, for higher price points.
Warm bakery	Bakery, deli and hand-made goods.
Clinical	Pharmacy, medical and compliance.
Thermal mono	Pure black only — the safe choice for thermal printers.

How theme roles work

Each element can be tagged with a role in Properties → Behaviour → Theme role:

Role	Used for
Main text	Product names and body copy.
Secondary text	SKUs, suppliers, small print.
Accent / price	The price, and anything meant to stand out.
Banner background	A coloured strip. Its text colour is paired automatically.
Banner text	Lettering that sits on a banner.
Label background	A tint across the whole label.
Not themed	A fixed colour that no theme change will alter.

Templates come with roles already assigned, which is why switching theme on one restyles the whole design coherently rather than half of it. Elements you add yourself start unthemed — give them a role if you want them to follow.

Banner background and banner text stay paired. Change to a dark theme and banner lettering goes light automatically, so you can never end up with black text on a black strip.

Importing Azuri Label templates

If you are moving from Azuri Label, your existing .albl templates come across with their layouts intact.

Open Templates
Click Import a folder and point it at your Azuri Labels folder
It searches subfolders too, and lists everything it found
Each tile shows the label size, how many per sheet, the element count and which data fields it uses
Click one to open it

Positions, fonts, colours, borders and barcode types all convert. Azuri writes data bindings as #formula#[Product Name]; ours is the same [Product Name] without the prefix, so an imported template binds to your existing spreadsheets with no rework.

Use Choose files instead to pick individual templates. A file that cannot be read is skipped and reported, and does not abandon the rest of the batch.

Check the first imported template against a printed original before running a large job. The conversion has been tested against a real production library, but Azuri has features we do not model, and it is cheaper to find out on one sheet.

Saving your own

Press Ctrl+S to save a design as a project. It appears under the Projects tab, and holds the layout, not the products — so next week you open it, tick a different set of products and print.