Name labels for school and nursery

Don't just label their name. Label their imagination.

Turn your child's own drawing into name labels with their name printed clearly. They spot the picture, the teacher reads the name.

takes about 5 minutes!

We never use your child's drawing to train AI.

How it works

Three simple steps

From the fridge door to their school bag.

Kid's turn First they draw anything they like!

  1. Grown-up's turn

    Snap their drawing

    Take a photo of their drawing on your phone, or upload one you already have. Thick pens and crayons work best.

  2. Together

    Approve the preview

    Pick a style, add their name and see the labels at real size. Nothing prints until you approve it.

  3. We print and post

    Your labels are printed and sent to you, ready to stick on.

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Start with labels, add the rest later

Every product uses the same drawing, so it is one upload for everything.

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Real results

See how big the picture really is

Every picture shows a label at real size.

  • Water bottle

  • School shoes

  • Pencils

  • Coat collar

Starting school?

Get them on the door mat before the first day

We only show delivery times our print partner has confirmed, never guesses.

Start their labels
  • Standard delivery £2.99
  • Free standard delivery over £30.00

Why parents trust us

Made for little hands and big washes

  • Your child's drawing stays yours

    We never use it to train AI. You choose how long we keep it, and you can delete it at any time.

  • Secure payment

    You pay on Stripe's secure page, by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. We never see your card.

  • Free reprint promise

    If the print doesn't match the preview you approved, we reprint it free.

How we keep children's drawings safe

For schools and PTAs

They find the monster. You read the name.

Picture plus name labels help little ones spot their own things and help staff return lost property. Run a class art day and 15% of every order goes back to your school or PTA.

Gifts

Their drawing makes the present