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Easy Return Label

For iPhone · TZI Labs

RETURN LABELS, READY TO PRINT

Print the label.
Not the whole page.

Retailers often give you an 8.5 × 11 page when all you need is the label. Easy Return Label finds the useful part, protects the scannable code, and makes a properly formatted PDF automatically.

Label and barcode detection stays on your device.

4 × 6 EXACT SIZE

RETURN

SCAN-SAFE

WHY WE MADE IT

Returns should not require desktop publishing.

Online shopping made returning normal. Printing the return label is still weirdly inconvenient.

Most retailers send a PDF where the actual shipping label sits inside a full Letter-size page. Print it as-is and the whole 8.5 × 11 sheet becomes your label. Try to crop or resize it yourself and you can cut off an edge, distort the barcode, or make the code too small for a carrier to scan.

Easy Return Label was built to remove that guesswork. It uses on-device AI and machine-learning-assisted Vision analysis to recognize likely 4 × 6 shipping labels, linear barcodes, and QR-style codes, then lays them out at a deliberate print size on standard paper.

BEFOREOne tiny label trapped on a full-page retailer PDF.
AFTEROne clean, centered 4 × 6 label with its barcode intact.

THE THREE-TAP RETURN

Share. Detect. Print.

No crop handles. No percentage scaling. No wondering whether the barcode survived.

1

Share the label

Open the label in Mail, Safari, Files, Photos, or a retailer app and choose Easy Return Label in the iOS Share Sheet.

2

Let the app read it

On-device Vision analysis finds likely label content, carrier clues, and supported barcodes or QR codes.

3

Print or share the PDF

Review the Letter-page preview, then print, save, or share a PDF with a true-size 4 × 6 label.

MORE THAN A CROPPER

Built for the whole print workflow.

Focused enough for a one-off return, capable enough for the codes and labels you print repeatedly.

01

Exact 4 × 6 formatting

Places a true-size 4 × 6 shipping label on US Letter paper, ready for a home printer and easy trimming.

02

On-device AI/ML detection

Apple Vision detects label content, shipping carriers, linear barcodes, QR codes, Data Matrix, Aztec, and PDF417 codes without uploading the source.

03

Share Sheet shortcut

Send a return-label PDF or image straight from Mail, Safari, Files, Photos, or a retailer app into Easy Return Label.

04

Smart multi-image layouts

Automatically groups labels, phone screenshots, portrait images, and landscape images into sensible, space-efficient Letter pages.

05

Reusable code catalogs

Build print-ready sheets of labels, QR codes, or barcodes, add captions, reorder items, and print the set again later.

06

Print, save, or share

Preview with inch rulers, print through iOS, save the generated PDF, share it, and reopen recent documents whenever you need them.

MADE FOR iOS

Native, not skinned.

Easy Return Label is built in SwiftUI and designed around the way iPhone already works. On iOS 26 it uses native Liquid Glass effects, prominent glass controls, sheets, Share Sheet actions, system printing, and familiar gestures. Earlier supported iOS versions receive a polished native-material fallback.

  • SwiftUI-first interface
  • Native iOS 26 Liquid Glass
  • Large, reachable controls and clear next steps
  • Fast Share Sheet extension for a low-friction workflow

APP PREVIEW

Six moments. One simple flow.

Real app captures, from first import to a print-ready page.

Quick Return Easy Return Label app screen
Quick ReturnHome and import flow
Share Sheet Easy Return Label app screen
Share SheetStart from any app
Smart Detection Easy Return Label app screen
Smart DetectionLabel and code analysis
Print Preview Easy Return Label app screen
Print PreviewExact Letter-page ruler
Catalogs Easy Return Label app screen
CatalogsReusable print sets
Recent PDFs Easy Return Label app screen
Recent PDFsPrint, share, and reopen
Easy Return Label app icon

READY FOR THE NEXT RETURN

The useful part of the page, printed properly.

Keep the barcode crisp, use less paper, and finish the annoying part of returning something in a few taps.