Rollo is a very capable printer. You can create barcodes, shipping labels, name badges, and labels of all sizes. Please take a few short moments to review this page. It will guide you to setup Rollo in a way that best fits your needs.
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This step is entirely optional. You may print to Rollo just like a regular printer from any website or application. Rollo Ship Manager was a long requested service from our users and it is designed to save you a lot of time and money.
We have just launched this service. Please do share your feedback.
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Rollo Chrome extension converts labels from popular websites to formats suitable for thermal printers in one click.
Download Rollo Chrome Extension
Currently following websites are supported by the Extension:
In addition to above, extension will provide you with guidance on how to update your preferences to print to thermal prints on:
Service is provided for free. You would just need a Rollo account (also free). We may ask high volume users to contribute in the future.
Our recommendation would be to use the Rollo Ship Manager which provides one easy dashboard for all your online orders.
Alternatively, you would just need to update your shipping preferences on your platform(s) to produce labels in 4 x 6 format. We have step-by-step instructions for most popular platforms via this link.
Please note these websites only provide their labels in 8.5″ x 11″ size and we would need to convert them to 4″ x 6.”
The best way would be to use Rollo Ship Manager (currently supports USPS. Fedex and UPS coming soon). You will receive your labels in the correct size along with substantial discounts from retail shipping rates.
Otherwise, we recommend using Rollo’s Chrome extension which will convert labels on the fly on courier websites.
Rollo installs and works like a normal printer. You may print to it from any application including Microsoft Word, Notes, Adobe PDF, and others. Simply set your page size to match your label and hit print.
Not a problem! Rollo works like a regular printer so you may print to it from any application. Check Rollo’s How-To section for helpful tips and guides.
