When it is positioned correctly click save to save the extraction settings.Īs this printer is now set up specifically for the USPS website we recommend giving it a different name and allow you to change this. Rotate the image using the Rotation button +90. Then when you click Done this window will close.ĭrag the PDF file we downloaded earlier onto the window showing and set the label size to the correct size of your labels.Ĭlick No as this label does not have more than one label on it.Ĭhoose the correct Label Size from the popup in this case 4 x 6 inches.ĭrag the image and use the controls at the bottom to correctly position the area you wish to print (the label section) onto the label. Select "Other Website Or Application" from the menu.Ī window will open click Next to show the installation steps. Open the Thermal Utility enter your computer password to allow the drivers to installĪnd then click "Click Here To Install Your Printer Now".įollow the onscreen steps until you reach the "Label/Page Sizes" step and choose 6 x 4 inches from the popup and click "Add".įollow the onscreen steps until you reach the "Choose what applications you are printing from" step and select
Setting up your thermal printer for printing from the USPS website
So, in this case, you can always request a refund with whatever online shipping software you used to buy the labels and try again.3. That said, if USPS never scans in the labels, that means those tracking numbers never go into the USPS system. If the worker behind the counter at your local Post Office refuses your labels and you believe they’re still within a reasonable range of acceptance, then you can ask to speak with the Postmaster. It all depends! What to Do if USPS Refuses Your Labels, but They’re Within Reasonable Range Others will reject labels if you bring your packages in one day after the ship date on the labels. In our experience, some locations might even take your labels up to a couple of weeks after the ship date marked on them. However, each Post Office operates differently based on their own discretion. Maybe “expire” isn’t the right word 28 days is the cutoff point when USPS deems the labels no longer valid.Īll this said, USPS generally gives a 2-3 day grace period for shipping labels. Technically, USPS shipping labels expire 28 days after you purchase them. However, you should be aware that USPS shipping labels expire eventually…so, don’t wait too long to ship your stuff! USPS Shipping Labels Technically Do Expire It’s okay…life happens! If you need to wait a couple of days after you buy labels to ship out your packages, this is typically fine. Sometimes when you’re buying labels online, you can’t get to the Post Office right away.
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