Spec sheet labels (appliances, hardware)
Krealo Labels reads the tables in the Shopify description (a “Capacity: 5.5 L” row becomes a feature) and prints them as a spec sheet on the label. For each product type you choose which sections and rows to keep and in what order; with no choice, everything is printed. Built for appliances, tools and hardware.
7-day free trial with Pro features (up to 200 labels), once per person and per Shopify store. Afterwards, the Free plan if you choose nothing.
How the sheet is read
- A row with a single cell (or a header) opens a section; a two-cell row is “name: value”.
- Only the product description is read, in the label’s language when the store has the translation.
Choosing the rows
- Settings › Spec sheet by product type: one list per type, with the sections and rows to keep in the order you want.
- A type that is not listed prints every row.
Templates that show it
- Classique électro, Vitrine A4 and Fiche électroménager have a spec sheet block.
- In the editor the “Spec sheet” element can go in any template.
Limits
- With no two-column table in the description, the sheet stays empty: Shopify metafields are not read.
- The sheet is cut when it overflows its area: keep the useful rows so everything fits.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the printed features come from?
From the HTML tables in the product description in Shopify. Each two-cell row becomes a “name: value” line.
Can I print only a few rows?
Yes. In Settings, list the sections and rows to keep per product type, in the order you want. A type with no list prints every row.
Are Shopify metafields used?
No. Krealo Labels reads the product description; metafields are not read.
What if the sheet is too long for the label?
Rows that no longer fit in the area are not printed. Pick the useful rows or use a larger template, like Fiche électroménager.