Bundle Label Generator — Create Multipack Product Labels PDF Free Online

🏷️Bundle Labels — Why Getting This Right Actually Matters

I had an Amazon shipment rejected at the fulfilment centre in 2023 because my bundle label was missing the "Sold as a Set — Do Not Separate" text. The products themselves were fine, packaged correctly, shrink-wrapped together exactly as required. But the label didn't have those specific words and the warehouse scanned them in as individual units. About 60 units got split up and listed separately. It took three weeks and multiple support tickets to sort out. That one label detail cost me around $400 in prep fees, relisting costs, and lost sales while the listing was broken.

According to Amazon's official bundle product policy, every multi-item bundle must include a label that clearly identifies all components, states the total quantity, and carries a "Sold as a Set / Do Not Separate" notice. This tool generates labels with all of those fields built in, including toggles for the compliance notices so you can turn them on or off depending on your channel.

The whole thing works in your browser — your SKUs, product names, and brand details stay on your device. Download the PDF, print it on your label sheets or thermal printer, and you're done.

📋How to Create a Bundle Label — Step by Step

📖What Every Bundle Label Needs

Bundle labelling requirements vary slightly depending on where you're selling — Amazon FBA, Shopify, brick-and-mortar retail — but there's a core set of information that should appear on virtually every multipack label. Based on standard product labelling requirements and Amazon's seller guidelines, here's what matters:

• Bundle / Product Name: The name of the bundle as it appears on your listing. Keep it specific — "3-Pack Bamboo Cutting Boards" is better than "Cutting Boards Bundle" because it tells the quantity upfront.
• Complete Contents List: Every item in the bundle, listed individually with quantities. If you have a bundle of 3 cutting boards + 2 cleaning brushes, both need to appear. Missing an item from the contents list is one of the most common bundle labelling errors.
• Total Unit Count: The total number of individual units in the bundle. This needs to be prominent. For Amazon FBA, warehouse associates scan this to verify they're receiving the right product.
• SKU or ASIN: Your internal SKU and/or the Amazon ASIN. For multi-channel sellers, the SKU is the primary identifier. For FBA-only, the ASIN or FNSKU is what matters.
• "Sold as a Set — Do Not Separate": For Amazon FBA this is mandatory on bundle labels. Without it, warehouse staff may unbundle the product. Amazon processes millions of units daily — clear labelling is essential.
• Brand Name: Your brand should appear clearly. For Amazon, this needs to match your brand name registered in Brand Registry if you have one.
• Country of Origin: Required for customs and consumer transparency in most countries. The US, EU, and UK all have country of origin labelling regulations for consumer products.
• Warnings / Safety Notices: Any relevant safety text — choking hazards, age restrictions, material warnings, care instructions. These are product-specific but should never be omitted when required.

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