Orion Label Maker For Mac

Orion Label Maker offers you the possibility to design and print custom labels suitable for various situations. The app can extract address details from the OS X Contacts application, which considerably reduces the processing time.

Within the Orion Label Maker user interface, you get to organize your designs into projects: the app will create a new folder in each case, and automatically generates a separate file for each label, using a proprietary file format.

Moreover, the labels created in the Orion Label Maker app can also be sent directly to the printer, copied to the clipboard, shared via email or AirDrop, or stored locally as PNG, JPEG, or PDF documents.

For your convenience, Orion Label Maker includes an extensive collection of US letter and A4 size templates and enables you to use different formats and layouts to display the contact information.

Just navigate the templates drop down menu, select the one you want to employ, and Orion Label Maker will automatically update the designs while keeping the info in place.

Orion Label Maker reserves most of its interface for the editing canvas but the process proves to be quite intuitive: all the editing tools are contained in the Inspector, and all you have to do is drag and drop them on top of the label area.

The label maker allows you to include photos, background patterns, text boxes, personalization tags, tables, shapes or lines.

Moreover, the same area enables you to adjust the appearance of the currently selected object further: you can modify the text alignment, text color and font, opacity, rotation, and so on.

Orion Label Maker provides full control over the appearance of your labels: you can decide how you want to organize the information and then include graphic elements such as images, lines, and other objects.

What’s more, Orion Label Maker integrates with the OS X Contacts application, so you get to import address details and generate labels without wasting any time. The output can be sent to the printer or saved locally as an image file.