Label Creator

Step 1: Create Compliance Requirements List
Step 1: Create Compliance Requirements List

You must first create a Compliance Requirements List to find information and sources
about relevant labelling requirements.

Step 2: Insert Label Data
Step 2: Insert Label Data

Label information, and references to label information, can be found in
Compliance Requirements List entries.

Step 3: Download Label File
Step 3: Download Label File

Step 3: Download Label File

SVG

The downloaded file can be applied to the product, packaging, or accompanying documents. The file can also
be further edited in Photoshop, Illustrator, GIMP, or other image editing software.

US Document Templates

United States – Examples

Here are some examples of US regulations and other requirements covered by the platform that specifies labelling
requirements.

CPSIA Tracking Label
Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA)

Relevant for children’s products covered by the CPSIA

Textiles Label
16 CFR Part 300, Part 301, Part 303 – Textile, Wool and Fur Acts and Rules

Relevant for apparel and other textile products

Country of Origin Label
19 CFR Part 134 – Country of Origin Marking

Required for most products sold in the United States

UPLR
Uniform Packaging and Labeling Regulation (UPLR)

Relevant for packaging of many products

FPLA
Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA)

Relevant for packaging of many products

Uniform Law Label
Uniform Law Label

Relevant for many products that contain filling material

California Proposition 65
California Proposition 65

Relevant for most consumer products sold in California

Bag Suffocation Warning
Bag Suffocation Warning

Relevant for many products packaged in plastic bags

Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act
Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act

Relevant for art materials

47 CFR Part 15 - Radio Frequency Devices
47 CFR Part 15 – Radio Frequency Devices

Relevant for most electronics

EU Document Templates

European Union – Examples

Here are some examples of EU regulations and directives covered by the platform that specifies labelling requirements.

EU icon
CE marking and traceability

The platform covers various regulations and directives that includes CE marking

GPSR
General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR)

Covers general labeling requirements for consumer products in the EU

Textiles Label
Textile Labelling and Fibre Composition Regulation

Relevant for apparel and other textile products

EU FCM Label
EU Food Contact Materials Framework Regulation

Required for most food contact material articles

Cosmetic Products Regulation
Cosmetic Products Regulation

Relevant for cosmetic products

Risk Disclosure

The Risk Disclosure document explains the features of the Compliance Gate Platform, and their limitations and risks.

What is the Label Creator?

The label creator is an editor where you can insert labelling information. You can then download a label as a .svg file.

Where can we find labelling requirements?

You can find information about labelling requirements in Compliance Requirements List summaries and the linked sources.

How should we use the Label Creator?

Here are the steps you need to take:

Step 1: Create a Compliance Requirements List and check the latest source version.

Step 2: Add label information to the label creator

Step 3: Download the file as an .svg

Do you provide warning texts and symbols?

The labelling requirements sections in a Compliance Requirements List summary are only based on publicly available information. However, warning texts and symbols are often part of standards, which we do not have access to.

For example, we cannot include warning symbols and texts from ASTM F963 or EN 71.

How do we add symbols and other graphical elements?

Currently, the label creator does not enable the inclusion of graphical elements, such as compliance marks, pictograms, or symbols. If you need to include graphical elements, then you must use an image editing software, such as GIMP or Adobe Illustrator.

Why do I need to create label files?

Product and packaging labelling is mandatory for essentially all consumer products sold in the EU and the US. Some labelling requirements apply to all products, while others only apply to certain product types of age groups.

At what stage should I create label files?

You need to ensure that your products and the packaging are correctly labelled at the time of manufacturing. Keep in mind that most labels must be permanently affixed – not attached in the form of a sticker that can be easily removed.

You must therefore create all relevant label files before your products enter production.

What am I supposed to do with the label files I create?

You must submit all label files to the manufacturer of the product.

How do you keep the label creator up to date?

The label creator is only a fillable form. It does not contain any information and it is not a label template.

You need to insert label information based on the summaries in the Compliance Requirements List, and the linked sources.

You may also need to enter label information from other resources for compliance requirements not covered by the Compliance Gate Platform.

What can happen if my products are not correctly labeled?

Products that are not correctly labeled can be subject to recalls, or removed from marketplaces such as Amazon.