An online ZPL viewer that allows you to easily edit and preview ZPL labels.

An example of the ZPL command. This is an interactive command that takes effect as soon as it is received by the printer. This command terminates and exits the ZBI environment.

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07/27/2005 ZPL II Programming Guide 45542L-002 Rev. A 1 ZPL II Basics This section provides basic information about Zebra Programming Language II (ZPL II). ZPL II is a powerful label-definition and printer-control language. Labels may be defined in ZPL II and generated by a host computer system. A commercial label preparation system or a

Zebra Programming Language (ZPL) is the command language used by all ZPL compatible printers. It is a command based language used by the printers as instructions to create the images printed on the labels.

ZPL generator helps you generate ZPL command templates and preview images without the hassle of typing raw text or downloading offline tools. Use the bar on the left to select elements and adjust their position, size, and font.

Explore the intricacies of ZPL vs EPL for label printing — dive into syntax differences, print speed impact, and compatibility. Ideal for businesses deciding on the right command language for their label design needs.

ZPL is a print language used by many label printers. A print language is a set of commands that can be used to draw elements like text, shapes, barcodes and images, combine these elements, and finally print them. Imagine that you want to print a label containing a product name, a barcode for a SKU number, and a box around it all.

This section details how to configure and manage one or more printers and prompt the printer to print a Configuration Status printout or printer memory printouts using the ZPL programming language.

ZPL II scripts are not 100 percent compatible with standard ZPL scripts. However, the differences between ZPL II and standard ZPL scripts are minor. Existing standard ZPL scripts can be modified to take advantage of ZPL II.