Print offset correction
Measure a reference print and compensate for its position offset on Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Print a reference label, measure the difference from the intended position and apply a correction to physical output. Print offset correction is available in Free and does not change the preview or exported files.
Free supports up to three saved labels and 20 labels per job. Pro is a one-time in-app purchase; technical quantity and storage limits still apply.
What you can do.
Use the offset measured on a reference print to adjust the physical print position.
The correction does not apply to previews or file exports.
AirPrint uses a shared profile. Choose the same printer that you used when measuring the offset.
Step by step.
- 01 Print a reference label using the intended printer and material.
- 02 Measure the offset and enter the correction.
- 03 Print again to check the position; with AirPrint, choose the same printer used for measurement.
Good to know.
No. Print offset correction affects physical output only, not previews or exported files.
No. AirPrint uses a shared profile, so select the same printer you used for the reference measurement.