Label software for real life — spice jars, pantry bins, craft drawers, shipping labels for marketplaces, and anything else you would rather print once than hand-write fifty times.
Burnmark is built around a headless design engine (designer-core): full colour on screen, barcodes, images, typography, and templates with merge fields. When you are ready to print, the same engine flattens to what your hardware actually supports (single-colour thermal, two-colour Brother QL, and so on), renders to bitmaps or PDF, and can drive batch jobs from CSV — so “two hundred orders with different addresses” stays a spreadsheet problem, not a weekend lost to copy-paste.
The browser is a first-class home for the product: open the app, design offline-friendly, print when you are ready. Under the hood the stack also runs on Node.js for automation and CLIs, but the story we care about most is you, at the kitchen table or packing station, without installing a legacy printer vendor suite.
Sticker sheets:sheet-templates ships a large JSON catalog (Avery, Herma, Zweckform, Online Labels, …) so multi-up PDF export lines up with the sheet in your printer tray.
Hardware: physical printing leans on the thermal-label TypeScript drivers (USB / TCP on Node, WebUSB / Web Bluetooth / WebHID in Chromium). Shared bitmap primitives often come from mbtech-nl/bitmap so what you see in the designer lines up with what hits the ribbon.
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