free beer labels

[baz burger]

came across this beerlabelizer, don't think it's been done before hope it helps here's the link http://www.beerlabelizer.com/

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

came across this beerlabelizer, don't think it's been done before hope it helps here's the link http://www.beerlabelizer.com/

Nice post Baz but it's been on before, think the site owner is a member on here. :hmm:

BB

 

[baz burger]

sorry about that, cheers for the heads up,

 

[WelshPaul]

I love that site. If you have a PDF editer on your computer you can even customise the labels to your liking.

 

[Springer]

Yes its been on before as BB said but I noticed now you can add your own photo.
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[john_d]

me likes, just need to buy some labels.

 

[The Ginger Ninja]

Just print on normal paper and use pritt stick (it washes off easier then sticky labels.

 

[john_d]

Just print on normal paper and use pritt stick (it washes off easier then sticky labels.

good idea, im gona try it now :

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

Just print on normal paper and use pritt stick (it washes off easier then sticky labels.

I'm sure I saw it on here once where it was mentioned to spray with hair lacquer after printing to make the ink waterproof. :hmm: :hmm:

BB

 

[john_d]

Just print on normal paper and use pritt stick (it washes off easier then sticky labels.

I'm sure I saw it on here once where it was mentioned to spray with hair lacquer after printing to make the ink waterproof. :hmm: :hmm:

BB

mmm, im on it :thumb:

 

[afur130173]

a cheap can of hair spray is a good way of sealing, my old art teacher used to spray all our charcoal drawings with hair spray to prevent smudging.

 

[Springer]

I love that site. If you have a PDF editer on your computer you can even customise the labels to your liking.

Tell me more Paul, I thought you could only get a jpeg. :? Easily done :?
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[BigYin]

I just make my own labels, print them on ordinary A4 paper, cut the labels out and stick to the bottles of keg with pritt stick. Easy :drink:

 

[tazuk]

i love it brill little proggy shame could not down load it :thumb: : :drink:

 

[WelshPaul]

I love that site. If you have a PDF editer on your computer you can even customise the labels to your liking.

Tell me more Paul, I thought you could only get a jpeg. :? Easily done :?
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Download and install CutePDF. It's free for home use. You can then "print" from that website and send the job to CutePDF to create a .pdf file.
You will need something like Adobe Acrobat or Nitro PDF to add any additional text though.

 

[Springer]

Thanks for the idea Paul.
I am a linux man, have been for years Ubuntu for the last four or so.
Easy to solve it once I had the idea.
For the conversion of the file you can just type convert xyz.jpg to xyz.pdf
Then after you have downloaded pdf edit, free of course, you can add text, as you said.
I had not realised that jpegs could be coverted to pdfs :?
Thanks
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[Verb77]

Great idea

 

[baz burger]

here are some that i've had a go at, had few spare hours so got the kids cutting some out.

 

[afur130173]

http://start.beerlabelbuilder.com/?CorporateID=

this one is quite good, just pick your style, fill out the details and hit preview. then simply right click and save as jpeg to use as you wish

 

[Springer]

Like that one A, they will soon be disabling the right click function.
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