Create detailed labels or price tags for your records
Paste a Discogs link or choose from your collection. I’ll do the paperwork for your entirely reasonable number of records.
How this worksSix steps. I have unreasonable faith in you.
Create your label
Paste the Discogs URL. Check the details. Pick a size. Try not to buy another copy en route.
Print it out
Tap Share / Print. Open your printer app and match the paper size.
Sleeve the record
Put the jacket inside a clear plastic outer sleeve. Civilization has standards.
Apply your label
Put your label on the sleeve, not the jacket, meatsack
Scan for the details
Scan the QR code to see all the info on Discogs. Now once you’re gone and we have your head frozen for research, your kids will know what they should sell this stuff for.
Put it out for sale
Oh, you want to sell your 5th copy of “Whipped Cream and Other Delights” before you die? I guess you can try. Put a price on it and put it out for sale. Maybe some other filthy human wants it.
Create Your Label With:
Open this folder when you connect. Saved on this device for your Discogs account.
Connect your collection
Labeling the whole obsession? Browse your collection directly from this device with a personal Discogs token. The server can sit this one out.
- Open Discogs developer settings ↗ and sign in.
- Choose Generate new token, then copy your personal access token. You do not need to create an application.
- Paste it below and tap Use my token.
Skip the token scavenger hunt next time. Use this only in a browser you trust; anyone with access to it can use the saved token.
Sent only to Discogs. Saved in this browser only if you choose Remember on this device; otherwise kept just for this open tab. Forget token removes the saved copy too. RecordTags only reads your data, but the token itself can grant broader account access. Treat it like a password. Revoke it in Discogs settings whenever you like.
Recent labels
Your copy
Check the details. Add condition, and a price if you’re a seller. Grade the record, not your attachment issues.
Label preview
4 × 2 INChoose your printer app from the share sheet. I made the label. You can manage the button.
More options
Prefer a PDF? Fine. Open it in your printing app and set paper to 4 × 2 inches. This is a label, not wallpaper.