Print label and mail

Here are the steps to print a label and mail an item:

Step 1: Prepare the Item

• Make sure the item is properly packaged and ready to ship.
• Weigh the item to determine the correct shipping weight.
• Measure the item to determine the correct shipping dimensions.

Step 2: Choose a Shipping Carrier

• Decide which shipping carrier you want to use (e.g. USPS, UPS, FedEx).
• Check the carrier's website for rates and services.

Step 3: Create a Shipping Label

• Go to the carrier's website and create a shipping label.
• Enter the recipient's address, the item's weight and dimensions, and the shipping service you want to use.
• Pay for the shipping label using a credit card or other accepted payment method.

Step 4: Print the Shipping Label

• Once you've created the shipping label, you'll be able to print it from your computer or mobile device.
• Make sure to print the label on a plain white paper or label paper.

Step 5: Attach the Shipping Label

• Attach the shipping label to the outside of the package.
• Make sure the label is securely attached and won't come off during transit.

Step 6: Mail the Item

• Take the package to a post office or shipping carrier location.
• Give the package to the postal worker or carrier, and they will scan the label and send the package on its way.

Tips and Variations

• You can also use online shipping platforms like ShipStation, ShippingEasy, or Endicia to create and print shipping labels.
• Some carriers offer free shipping labels for packages that meet certain weight or dimension requirements.
• You can also use a shipping scale to weigh and measure the package before creating the label.
• Make sure to keep a record of the tracking number and shipping details for your records.