Labelist is intended for the creation of various types of printed material, including disc labels, envelopers and letterhead. If you do not feel confident enough to design anything from scratch, you will be glad to know that the tool comes with an extensive collection of templates. Likewise, you can download high-quality artwork, which is available for an additional price. Moreover, if it is disc labels and cases you intend to print, the application can easily integrate with iTunes to import playlists and album covers.
Labelist supports ordering such products as shipping labels, name badges, CD labels and envelopes from various well-known companies, like Avery, NEATO, APLI, DYMO and Formtec. Similarly, you can use your own printers. In this respect, a wide range of equipment is supported, including DYMO LabelWriter, Brother Label Printer and Seiko Smart Label Printer.
Another feature that should not be neglected is the possibility to use automatic numbering for those labels that require it. Besides, it lets you create more than 15 barcode types. In this regard, UPC A, UPC E, Code 39, Code 128, Interleaved 2 of 5, EAN-8, EAN-13 and many others are supported.
To conclude, the product can be tried for 30 days without feature limitations; however, it will leave watermarks on your creations. I have to say that, from my experience, it worked just as described on its page. Unfortunately, though, a simple Internet search will reveal multiple complaints about this product, of which poor support is the most recurrent. Other users state that the developers show no priorities in keeping with the latest standards in the industry.
v7.5 [Dec 3, 2012]
• Image placeholders now work like shape placeholders: when a photo is dropped on the placeholder, it's automatically cropped to the placeholder bounds. Previously, the image would be resized to completely fit in the placeholder bounds which customers found confusing.
• iPhoto libraries can now be selected when using the "Choose Aperture Library" command (since Aperture can also open iPhoto libraries)
• The Transparency and Shadow tools are now available in the inspector window even if multiple different types of graphics are selected (e.g. image, text, shape).
• Fixed problem pasting multiple objects at once (like a group of objects) where some of the objects in the group weren't positioned correctly relative to the other objects in the group
• Fixed problem pasting multiple objects at once where all of the pasted objects wouldn't be selected
• Fixed problem that could occur in Preview mode if the data being inserted into fields is too large for the text box
• Fixed problem dragging a graphic from the Favorites Browser to a placeholder on the Canvas
• Fixed problem where pasted graphics would sometimes appear blank
• Fixed a problem that caused "soft color" fills to not work correctly when running on a Retina Mac (even if the app was being displayed on a non-Retina screen)
• Fixed problem changing settings for multiple selected objects at once (e.g. removing a drop shadow, changing the color fill or transparency, etc.)
• Fixed a problem where a document wasn't marked as dirty in certain situations
• Fixed problem where the Canvas would scroll when the document was saved
