Pirate Ship

Learn the basics of printing a label on ARRrrr platform

How do I print a label?

Learn how to troubleshoot common printer issues

Why doesn't my label print correctly?

Learn where you can find the best label paper for 2x7" or 4x6" thermal label printers or desktop printers

What size of printer labels do I need to buy?

Learn how to switch to the 2x7" label format for small thermal label printers like the Dymo LabelWriter 450 or the Brother QL-800

Does Pirate Ship support small label printers?

Pirate Ship supports all Dymo LabelWriter 450 models, which print shipping labels in the 2x7" size

Can I print Pirate Ship labels with a Dymo 450?

See our top three recommendations for wireless desktop printers

Wireless desktop printer recommendations

Find some quick resources to restock your label paper, whether you're using a 2x7" printer, 4x6" printer, or a desktop printer

Where can I get labels for my label printer?

Learn how to print your shipping labels to letter-sized 8.5x11" paper with Apple macOS

Mac: How to print with a desktop printer

Need to print from Apple macOS? Here's how!

Mac: Printing shipping labels with Apple macOS

Learn how to install a Rollo Printer and printing 4x6" shipping labels on Apple macOS

Mac: How to print shipping labels with a Rollo Printer

Learn how to print labels with a 4x6" label printer on Apple macOS

Mac: How to print with a 4x6" label printer

Learn how to print 2x7" labels with a Dymo LabelWriter 450, Brother QL-800, or other small label printer with an Apple macOS computer

Mac: How to print 2x7" labels

Learn how to change your default printer settings in macOS using CUPS

Mac: How to change default printer settings

Learn how to install and configure your Zebra printer on macOS

Set up your Zebra printer on a Mac

Learn how to print from your Apple device to an AirPrint-enabled printer

Apple's AirPrint

Learn how to print labels with a 4x6" label printer on a Windows 10 PC

Windows: How to print with a 4x6" label printer

Learn how to print in the 2x7" label format with the Dymo LabelWriter 450, Brother QL-800, or other small label printers on a PC

Windows: How to print 2x7" labels

Installing a Rollo Printer and printing 4x6" shipping labels on a Windows 10 PC

Windows: How to print shipping labels with a Rollo Printer

Learn how to install and configure a Zebra printer on your Windows computer

How to set up a Zebra printer on Windows

Learn about the best settings for your Zebra Printer on Windows

How to configure your Zebra label printer on Windows

Learn how to print your shipping labels to letter-sized 8.5x11" paper with a Windows 10 PC

Windows: How to print with a desktop printer

Need to print from your PC running Windows? Here's how!

Windows: Printing shipping labels with a PC

Learn how to print from an Android device using the default printing service, your printer brand's app, or another third-party app

Printing from your Android device

Cost effective label printer and shipping scale options

Label Printer & Shipping Scale Recommendations

Getting your labels to print successfully

Print Troubleshooting

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