Table of Contents
Installation and Usage
- Print Control - SpiritWeb
- Label Design - Designer
- Label Printing - SpiritLabel
- Registration Code Authorization
- Membership Authorization
- embeded Javascript
Development Manual
- JS API
- Dynamic Link Library
- REST API
- Third-party Website Integration
- Android Native SDK
- H5 APP
FAQ
What image formats does AI Image to Label Template support?
It supports png / jpeg / gif / webp. Upload a photo or screenshot of the label; each file should not exceed 32MB.
Can the generated template be printed directly?
Yes. The conversion produces a standard printable label template. You can fine-tune text, tables and barcodes in the Designer and print right away. The result is first kept in your current session; it is only saved to "My Labels" after you confirm your edits in the Designer, so no unwanted templates are created.
Can it recognize tables and barcodes?
Yes. The system automatically detects grid lines and converts them into an editable table, and restores 1D/2D barcodes in the image as standard barcode objects (supporting QRCode, PDF417, DataMatrix and more), with no manual drawing required.
Can I migrate from another label software?
Absolutely. Print out your existing label, snap a photo or take a screenshot, and upload it. The AI automatically recognizes it and generates a PrintSpirit template, letting you skip redoing the layout against the original image and migrate or revise an entire set of labels in minutes.
How do I implement variable-data printing?
During conversion the system automatically extracts template variables from "Label: Value" lines. Variables are replaced with actual values at print time, so combined with SpiritLabel batch printing you can load Excel/text data to implement variable-data batch printing such as one label per unique barcode.
What if the recognition result is not ideal?
Just adjust it manually in the Designer - text, fonts, sizes, positions, tables and barcodes can all be freely edited. You can also control recognition behavior beforehand via the "Variables" and "Tables" options.