Crop Seller Flex label PDFs straight to the label area — AWB barcode and delivery address intact, invoice removed or kept on its own page. Free, no account, processed on your device.
Crops the Seller Flex label + invoice page down to the label. The cut is found on each page from the label's own printed text, not from a fixed rectangle — and if a page isn't recognised, the tool stops and says so rather than cropping it anyway.
The same cropping engine Sellerio ships in its browser extension, made free to use on its own — no login, no upload.
The exact file you print from the Amazon Seller Flex portal. Read entirely in your browser's memory, never sent anywhere.
The tool first confirms the page really is an Amazon carrier label with a delivery address on it, then finds where the invoice begins underneath and cuts just above that line — on that page, from that page's own text.
Cropped, centred and scaled for a 4×6 inch thermal printer, at full label width so nothing can shave a barcode. Tick one box to also keep the invoice on its own separate page for regular-paper printing.
Seller Flex labels are printed from Amazon's Seller Flex portal, not from Seller Central, and they are laid out differently. A tool calibrated on the Seller Central bulk PDF will cut a Seller Flex label in the wrong place — so this is a separate tool with its own detection, and the two never share a line of code.
Every page has to prove it is what it claims — an Amazon carrier marking and a real delivery-address block — before anything is cropped. A file that doesn't match comes back untouched with a plain explanation, not a best-effort crop.
There is no hardcoded rectangle anywhere in this tool. The cut is worked out on each page from where the invoice actually begins underneath the label, so a batch whose pages differ still comes out right on every one.
The crop is vertical only — the full width of the page is always kept. A barcode is drawn as an image, not text, so a tool that trims sideways to the text it can see can silently shave one. This one cannot.
Under Amazon Seller Flex you run your own warehouse and print Amazon's own shipping labels and invoices from the Seller Flex portal. Those pages combine the courier label and the tax invoice, and feeding the whole page to a 4×6 thermal printer shrinks everything to an unreadable size — so the label has to be cropped out first. This free Seller Flex label crop tool does that crop the careful way: the cut is worked out from each page's own printed text, never from a fixed rectangle someone measured once.
A shipping label cut in the wrong place loses its AWB barcode, and an unscannable label is a parcel the courier will not accept. So this tool verifies each page before touching it: it looks for the Amazon carrier marking and a real delivery-address block, then for the first line of the invoice below them. If any of that is missing, or the result would be implausible, it stops and tells you exactly what it looked for and leaves your file completely alone. It never falls back to cropping at a guessed position. If your Seller Flex PDF is refused, send it to us and we'll add its layout — that is a far better outcome than a batch of quietly beheaded labels.
The bulk label PDF you download in Seller Central has a different layout, and it has its own tool here: the Amazon label crop tool, which additionally prints the SKU on each label. The two tools share no code at all, deliberately — so a Seller Flex layout surprise can never change how a Seller Central label crops.
Privacy matters here too: labels carry customer names and full addresses, and this tool never uploads them anywhere — the entire crop happens inside your browser.
Selling on more than Amazon? Use the matching Flipkart label crop tool and Meesho label crop tool, or the all-in-one label crop tool. And when you're ready to run orders, returns and settlements in one place, see Sellerio for Amazon sellers.
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