Vinted sends A4. Your printer wants 4×6.
Thermal label printers expect a 4×6 inch (100×150 mm) page. A Vinted PDF is A4. LabelFit only rewrites the page size around the existing courier label.
- 4×6 = 100×150 mm
- Barcode stays vector
- 4×6 is Pro
Same label, correct page size
Why 4×6 instead of A4
- Step 1
A4 does not fit the roll
A 4×6 printer feeds 100×150 mm stickers. An A4 PDF scales wrong, clips the barcode, or forces you to cut by hand.
Step 2Only the page changes
We place the detected label on a portrait 4×6 page, edge to edge. Address and barcode stay the original vectors.
Step 3Print from the roll
Pro downloads a 4×6 PDF or sends a 300 DPI image to your printer. Free stays an A4 sheet with four labels.
4×6 and 100×150 mm are the same size
Printer shops say 4×6 inch; European rolls are often sold as 100×150 mm. LabelFit uses both names for one output. That output is Pro; the free converter first proves detection works on your Vinted PDF.
Works with Vinted labels from these EU couriers
4×6 is Pro
Free stays on A4 with four labels per sheet. For 100×150 mm, unlimited downloads, and direct print you need Pro — from €2.99.
From €2.99
Go to ProFrequently asked questions
- Is 4×6 the same as 100×150 mm?
- Yes. 4×6 inch is 101.6×152.4 mm; European label rolls are sold as 100×150 mm. LabelFit builds one thermal page for that format.
- Will the barcode get smaller or blurry?
- No. We crop vectors from the original PDF. No screenshot, no JPEG recompression of the label itself.
- Do I get 4×6 on the free plan?
- No. Free is four labels on A4. 4×6 / 100×150 mm is Pro.
- Is LabelFit an official Vinted product?
- No. LabelFit is an independent tool and is not affiliated with Vinted or the couriers on your label.