For laser engravers, UV printers & print shops

No design degrees. No pricey software. Just perfect labels for print and lasers.

Prila interface showing the Batch step with a layout of 49 serialised production labels — DESIGNED BY LASER ENGRAVERS—to make creating label artwork quicker and easier.

The easy-to-use alternative to Illustrator, Coreldraw and others. Effortlessly generate custom labels with cut lines, variable text, serial numbers, logos and QR codes for any printer or laser engraver. Zero training required.

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Super easy to use
Designed specifically for laser engravers and printers
One-off labels or batches
No ongoing subscription

Why Prila

You shouldn't need advanced design-software training to create everyday label jobs

Prila guides you through each stage of creating your artwork in clearly numbered steps. New users are instantly productive, without the need for extensive training.

How it works

A straightforward path from label idea to production.

Prila focuses on the practical steps for production labels, tags and plates: choose or design a label shape, add your content, easily create batches with or without variable data, then print to your laser or export for use in a different program.

The Prila app's numbered steps: 1 Choose a template, 2 Label & Content, 3 Batch, 4 Output — The four steps in Prila.

Prila step 1: Choose a template — The four steps in Prila.

01 / CHOOSE A TEMPLATE

Start with the label you need.

Choose a ready-made template with pre-filled fields, or start with a blank label and set its shape and dimensions to suit your job.
02 / LABEL & CONTENT

Build your label artwork.

Add fixed or variable text, serial numbers, barcodes, QR codes, logos and simple artwork. Easily adjust their size and position, and include cut lines, borders, holes or slots where needed.
03 / BATCH

Create one label or a complete batch.

Keep it as a one-off label, repeat the same design, or create labels with different information on each. Type or paste your data, or import a spreadsheet, then review the batch layout before output.
04 / OUTPUT

Print directly or export your artwork.

Send your artwork through a compatible laser or printer’s normal print driver, or export SVG or DXF files for the production software already used in your workshop.

Real demos, not stock video

See the workflow before you change yours.

Watch real Prila screen recordings of creating a label, building a batch and printing or exporting your artwork, with compact written guides alongside them.

Demo 01

Easily create your label

Build a label with text, a part number and a barcode.

Demo 02

Turn one design into a full batch

Create serialised or spreadsheet-driven labels without editing each record one by one.

Demo 03

Print directly or export

Print directly to your laser / laser-control program, or export an SVG or DXF file to use in your regular production software.

Prila in use

Built around the label job—not a general-purpose design suite.

Prila guides an operator from a template or shape through label content and output. That focused sequence is why it is quick to learn and easy to repeat across a team.

Guided first: Help new staff get productive quickly.
Advanced when needed: Keep more control within reach for experienced users.
Local workspace: Save a Prila project before changing browser or device.

Prila Label & Content interface showing a NORTHLINE asset label with a QR code, mounting holes and label-artwork controls

Two production routes

Use Prila as your main label-production tool—or as a faster assistant to the workflow you already use.

Prila can be the focused label-artwork tool for compatible driver-based machines, or the faster design assistant sitting beside the software you already use.

Direct / compatible print-driver equipment

Create in Prila. Print through your laser or printer’s normal driver.

For compatible print-driver workflows, Prila can be used exclusively to create the label artwork. Prepare the job in Prila, then send it directly through the normal driver that sends jobs to your equipment—without rebuilding routine labels in CorelDRAW or Illustrator.

Suitable for compatible workflows such as Epilog Laser, Trotec, Gravotech and GCC
Individual labels or complete variable-data batches
Prila creates the artwork; your normal driver still sends the job to the machine

Assistant / existing production software

Create labels in Prila. Export to the software that runs your equipment.

Already using CorelDRAW, Illustrator, LightBurn, EZCAD, RDWorks, BarTender or another package? Build individual labels and changing-data runs in Prila, then export SVG or DXF artwork into the workflow you already trust.

Fast label setup and variable data
SVG and DXF handoff for downstream software
Prila does not replace every machine-control program

Always confirm the compatibility of your particular machine, driver and production workflow before relying on a direct-print route for live production.

Made for routine production

Designed to make creating labels easier.

Prila is deliberately focused. It gives laser, UV and print operators a faster way to make the label artwork they create every day.

Starting points

Templates and blank shapes

Start with the label shape you need, then build from there. Less time setting up an artboard; more time preparing the actual job.

One-to-many

Variable data & batches

Add fixed or variable text, serial numbers, QR codes and barcodes, then use the same design for a full production batch.

Ready to identify

Codes, logos and essential content

Bring together the information a practical label requires—from readable text and part numbers to vector logos, barcodes and QR codes.

Useful handoff

Artwork for the next step

Use Prila to create a print-ready layout for compatible workflows, or export SVG and DXF files for the tools you already run.

Compact guides

Get started with Prila.

Practical, step-by-step guides for creating label artwork, building batches and preparing your job for print or laser. Select a topic to read the instructions. Select an image to view it at full size.

01Create a label from scratch
Label dimensions and setup
1. Open Label Setup and choose your Working units: mm or inches.
2. Enter the label’s Width and Height. These are the dimensions of one label—not the laser bed. Use the proportional-scaling lock to keep its proportions when resizing.
3. Set Corner radius, if available, to adjust rounded corners.
4. Choose the number of text Lines and use Extra gap to set additional spacing between them.
5. Enable Include label outline as cut line if you want to cut out the label. Leave it off when engraving an existing blank.
6. Add optional finishing features: Add Border creates an engraved inner border with adjustable gap and thickness. Add Holes creates a left/right mounting-hole pair; set the diameter and side offset, then click Add holes. Add Slot creates a rounded cutout; set its position and size, then click Add slot.
Cut line, border, holes and slot controls
02Add and control text lines
Open Text lines, click Add line of text, and enter your wording. Open the line’s Options to customise it.

Text lines and changing label content
- Fixed text stays the same on every label, such as a company name. Changing per label uses a named field, such as asset_id, with different values supplied in Batch.
- Font changes the typeface. Text height sets its physical size. The left, centre and right icons control text justification—not the line’s position on the label.
- Use the position buttons, drag the text, or enter X/Y coordinates to place it. The nine-point reference chooses which point on the artwork those coordinates refer to.
- Set Rotation directly or use the −15° / +15° buttons. Arrow keys nudge selected artwork by the toolbar’s Nudge distance.
- Use the lock to prevent edits, the eye to hide/show the line, or Delete selected item to remove it.
For a stacked layout, set Lines and Extra gap in Label Setup. Changing these rearranges the text stack.
03Add barcodes, logos and shapes
Open Shapes, Barcodes & Logos and choose the item to add.

Adding a code to the label artwork
- Code: choose QR code, Code 128, Data Matrix or Code 39. Enter the data, set its physical dimensions, then click Add code. In its Options, use Payload mode to choose Fixed for one value or Changing to link it to a batch field.
- Logo: upload an SVG, PNG or JPG. SVG imports as vector artwork; PNG/JPG uses a black-and-white tracing preview. Use a crisp, high-contrast image, check the trace, then click Add vector artwork.
- Shape: choose a rectangle, rounded rectangle, square, circle, oval, triangle, diamond, heart or line. Set its dimensions, then click Add shape.
Select an item and open Options to adjust its placement, rotation or engraving/cutting operation. Keep the artwork inside the label outline.
04Choose whether an object is engraved or cut
Select the object, open Options, and choose Operation:

Engraving and cutting operations
- Fill Only: engraves the filled areas of text, shapes, codes or logos.
- Cut Outline Only: creates a cut path around the object, without filled engraving.
- Engrave Outline Only: engraves the outline instead of the fill. Set Engraving line thickness to control its physical width.
- Fill & Cut: engraves the filled areas and cuts the object’s outline.
A line has no filled area; Fill Only engraves its path. In the preview, filled engraving is black, outline engraving is green, and cuts are red.

These settings apply to the selected object. To cut the outer label edge, use Include label outline as cut line in Label Setup. Confirm the operations in your laser software before production.
05Choose the right batch method
Choose the method that matches your data:

Choosing a batch method and entering records
- Repeat the same design: creates identical copies of the current label. Choose this when the wording and codes do not change; simply enter the number of copies.
- Type or Paste your data: lets you type values into a table or paste cells copied from a spreadsheet. Each row creates one label, and each column supplies a changing field. Click Create batch when finished.
- Import a spreadsheet: reads an existing CSV or Excel file. Include column headings in Row 1, choose Import CSV or Excel, match the columns to your design fields, then click Apply records.
For different values on each label, first make the relevant text or code Changing. Fixed wording and artwork remain the same. Review the batch preview before output.
06Choose export artwork or print to laser

In Output, choose the route that fits your workflow.

File exports is for opening artwork in another design or laser application. Choose SVG or DXF, then download it. A single-label file contains that label; a batch export preserves the reviewed layout page, including label positions and gaps. Use this route when you want to edit the artwork or configure the job in your laser software.

File exports

Print to laser prepares the design for an installed printer/laser driver. Choose Open printer-ready page for the print-dialog handoff, or Download print PDF for a vector PDF. Check the page size and selected pages; print PDFs at Actual size.

Print to laser

Prila prepares artwork—it does not automatically start the laser. Confirm your driver, material and engraving/cutting settings, and test on scrap material before a production run.