Every label detail, handled for you.

Dates, automatically

The Best By date flows from Amazon onto the label.

You already type the expiration date into Amazon's field for each dated SKU. FNSKU Label reads it right off the Send to Amazon page and prints it onto the label — so you never retype a date, copy a PDF, or touch a spreadsheet again.

• Zero double-entry — the date you entered is the date that prints.
• Dates are optional — SKUs without an expiration print a clean standard label.
• Condition included — labels read "New - Product title" automatically.

Scale to fit

Small product? Shrink the label so it fits — and still scans.

Sachets, sample vials, mini boxes, jewelry — a full-size label wraps around the item or hangs off the edge, and a curled or creased barcode gets rejected at the warehouse. Fixing that by hand means fighting your browser's print-dialog scale on every single SKU. Slow, fiddly, easy to get wrong.

FNSKU Label makes it one number. Type a percentage in the per-row Scale % box and the label shrinks to fit — perfectly centered, never clipped — right before it prints.

• Per-row control — size each SKU independently in one click.
• Stays centered — unlike the browser's scale, the barcode never pins to a corner or gets cut off.
• Set a default — pick a standard content scale in Settings for all labels.
• Fewer reprints — get a scannable label the first time, every time.

Spare labels

Print a few extras — for the labels that don't survive the shelf.

Set how many spare labels to add to every print job. The extension prints exactly what Amazon reports for the SKU, plus your spares — so you're covered when a label peels, smudges, or a unit needs a quick re-label without reopening the whole shipment.

• Damaged-label replacements — keep a couple of spares per SKU at the prep bench.
• Re-labels & returns — relabel a unit without re-running the batch.
• Bundles & multipacks — grab the extra you need for the outer pack.
• Set once — the spare count applies to every print until you change it.