Label My Setup turns one list of your gear into a matching kit of printed, cut pieces: a front label for every device, both ends of every network cable (end A and end B, numbered and colour-matched), a marker for each router and switch port, and decals for a build board you print at home — a node for every device and a connection badge for every cable, each with one spare. You check and approve the exact sheets before you order.
What's in the kit- A front label for every device, router, switch and modem: icon, name and device number (D01…), 60 × 20 mm, or 100 × 25 mm for a long name.
- An optional back tag, 32 × 12 mm, for the back panel or the power brick.
- For every confirmed network cable: cable end A and cable end B (44 × 16 mm, each says where it is and where the other end goes), a board connection badge (16 × 10 mm) and one spare badge. All four share the cable number and colour.
- For every device: a board node (40 × 14 mm) and one spare node.
- A port marker (22 × 8 mm) for each router and switch port in use.
- Optional extras you choose: room tokens, progress ticks and route strips.
- Your build board, placement guide and connection schedule as PDFs to print at 100% (a printed board is an option when it fits one letter page).
The pieces come on 8 × 10 in peel-off sheets, as many as your list needs. Not included: pens, cables, switches, boards, mounts or sleeves.
How it works- List your gear — one line per device, like office pc wired or printer wifi.
- Pick your look — type style, label style and colour.
- Check and approve — the sheets and your board are drawn from your list while you watch. You approve one exact version, and that version is what we print.
If your router runs out of ports, the plan suggests a switch and labels its ports too; you confirm you have it (we do not supply it). Anything we had to assume is listed for you to check.
Where the labels goPut device labels on a clean, smooth, flat outside surface. Keep them clear of vents, ports, lights, buttons, screws and the maker's own markings. Measure the spot first: a front label needs a flat area at least 60 × 20 mm.
Cable-end labels are flat 44 × 16 mm labels for the plug end or a flat spot near it. They are not a wrap-around cable sleeve. Board nodes and badges go on the build board you print, in your own arrangement.
What it doesn't do- It doesn't include cables, a switch, a board, a pen or any other hardware.
- It doesn't scan, test or change your network, and it can't see your board: it shows only what your list says.
- It doesn't install anything. You stick the pieces where you want them; your board may differ from the guide.
- Starter: up to 32 pieces on up to 1 sheets, each 8 × 10 in. Your exact approved configuration determines the pieces included.
- Desk: up to 110 pieces on up to 3 sheets, each 8 × 10 in. Your exact approved configuration determines the pieces included.
- Whole Home: up to 240 pieces on up to 6 sheets, each 8 × 10 in. Your exact approved configuration determines the pieces included.
- Homelab: up to 600 pieces on up to 14 sheets, each 8 × 10 in. Your exact approved configuration determines the pieces included.
Matte white vinyl and gloss white vinyl in all looks; holographic vinyl in dark and colour looks; reflective film in all looks.