Retail Label Layout Tweaks
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I already have every label laid out in Adobe Illustrator, but before we go to print I need a skilled eye to fine-tune them for retail shelves. The work is straightforward yet detail-critical: each label must grow 0.5 cm in width, the product name and other copy need a small size boost, and the “recyclable glass” call-out on the front plus the “see batch number” note on the back should be more prominent. I will send you the barcode image, along with the store’s packaging guidelines, so you can drop the code into the right spot and confirm it scans cleanly. Consistency across all SKUs is essential—fonts, spacing, and overall hierarchy should look as though they were built from the same template.
Deliverables
• Updated .ai files for every SKU, perfectly aligned to the new width
• Print-ready PDFs that match the retailer’s specs, with the barcode in place and verified at 100 % scale
If you’re fluent in Illustrator and comfortable working to exact millimetres, this should be a quick win for both of us.
Deliverables
• Updated .ai files for every SKU, perfectly aligned to the new width
• Print-ready PDFs that match the retailer’s specs, with the barcode in place and verified at 100 % scale
If you’re fluent in Illustrator and comfortable working to exact millimetres, this should be a quick win for both of us.