Flipkart’s Seller Hub gives you shipping labels as a full A4 PDF – the barcode and address block on top, followed by a full tax invoice underneath. That’s fine for a laser printer, but a 4×6 thermal printer only needs the label itself. Printing the A4 file as-is either wastes a full sheet per order or, worse, misaligns the barcode on the roll and gets the parcel rejected at pickup.

This tool removes the tax invoice and margins automatically, leaving just the shipping label – sized correctly for a standard 4×6 inch thermal roll.

How to use it:

1. Download your shipping label PDF from Flipkart Seller Hub (single order or a full batch)
2. Upload it here
3. Check the preview – it shows exactly what will be cropped
4. Click “Download Cropped PDF” and print it on your thermal printer

A few things worth knowing before you use it:

• Your PDF is processed entirely inside your own browser. It is never uploaded to a server, which matters since these files contain customer names, addresses, and order IDs.
• If your PDF has multiple orders in one file, the same crop is applied to every page automatically – no need to do this one order at a time.
• Keep your original, uncropped PDF as well. It has the tax invoice, which you’ll need for GST records – the cropped version is for printing only.

Why this exists

Every Flipkart seller using a thermal printer runs into the same problem: the label PDF isn’t sized for the printer. Cutting each label by hand with scissors doesn’t scale past a handful of orders a day, and most free tools online crop to a fixed pixel position – which works fine until Flipkart updates their label template, at which point the crop silently starts cutting into the barcode or address without any warning.

This tool crops based on the proportion of the page the label occupies, not a fixed measurement, which makes it more resistant to small formatting shifts. That said, no crop tool can predict a layout Flipkart hasn’t shipped yet – if your labels ever start looking cut off, it usually means Flipkart has changed the template again, and any crop tool (this one included) will need to catch up.

Frequently asked questions

My cropped label is cutting off the barcode – what happened?

This almost always means Flipkart has updated their shipping label layout. It isn’t something you’re doing wrong on your end. Try re-downloading a fresh label PDF from Seller Hub first to rule out a one-off glitch; if the issue persists across new labels, the underlying template has likely changed and the crop needs to be re-calibrated.

Is my customer data safe? 

Yes. The PDF is read and cropped entirely inside your browser using JavaScript – it’s never sent to a server. You can confirm this yourself by checking your browser’s network activity while using the tool; no file upload request will appear.

Does this work for bulk label PDFs with many orders in one file? 

Yes. Upload the full batch PDF as downloaded from Seller Hub, and the same crop is applied to every page in the file, so you get one cropped PDF back with every label ready to print.

What printer sizes does this support? 

The output matches the standard 4×6 inch (100×150 mm) thermal label size used by most Indian courier-integrated thermal printers, including Zebra, TVS, and Xprinter models.

Do I still need the original PDF after cropping? 

Yes – keep it. The tax invoice section that gets removed is required for your GST and accounting records, even though you don’t need it for printing.