Setup labels
PC, network and cable labels
Type your gear once and we draw a label for every device, both ends of every confirmed network cable and every router or switch port, all in one look, plus numbered decals for a build board you print, using the same cable numbers. Want just one? Make a single device label instead. You approve the exact artwork before you order.
- Label my whole setupOne list in: device labels, both cable ends, port markers and build-board decals, on peel-off sheets.Build my kit
- Just one labelOne name, one icon, your size and look — for a PC, router, TV or console.Make one label
- How to label network cablesA plain numbering system that keeps every cable traceable from both ends.Read the guide
In every kit
What the labels are
| Device front label | 60 × 20 mm (or 100 × 25 mm for a long name): icon, name and device number |
|---|---|
| Back / adapter tag | 32 × 12 mm, name (optional, per device) |
| Cable end A and B | 44 × 16 mm each, cable number, colour, this end and the other end |
| Board connection badge | 16 × 10 mm, cable number and colour, plus one spare per cable |
| Board node | 40 × 14 mm, icon, name and device number, plus one spare per device |
| Port marker | 22 × 8 mm, port and cable number |
Questions
What people ask first
- What's the difference between the kit and a single label?
- The kit starts from your whole gear list and draws every device, cable and port label plus the decals for your build board, all numbered to match. A single label is one name and icon at the size you choose.
- Do the labels come on a roll?
- No. They're laid out on 8 × 10 in peel-off sheets, as many sheets as your kit needs.
- Is a board or map included with the kit?
- Yes, as PDFs to print at 100%: a blank build board for your decals, a placement guide and a connection schedule, all with the same cable numbers as your labels. A printed board is an option when it fits one letter page.