Can I use this maker at different dollhouse scales?

Yes. Piccolune supports 1:6, 1:12, 1:24 and 1:48 where scale selection applies. The browser preview is enlarged for editing while the print output uses the selected physical scale.

Do I need an account or paid download?

No. This Piccolune maker is free to use in the browser, with no signup and no watermark.

What print setting keeps the miniature at the correct size?

Use 100% or Actual Size in the print dialog. Avoid Fit to Page because it can resize the printable.

Free Miniature Apothecary Label Maker

Design vintage-style fictional jar, bottle and apothecary labels for miniature scenes.

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Paper

Scale

Shop / maker

Product

Small text

Label size at 1:12

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Style

Print at 100% / Actual Size. The PDF keeps the selected miniature dimensions.

LIVE PREVIEWEnlarged on screen for easy editing • Print uses the selected scale

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How to use this miniature maker

Customize the text and options, choose the scale used by your miniature scene, and use the live preview while editing. The screen preview is enlarged for readability; the printed object uses the physical dimensions shown in the status line.

Printing tip

Print at 100% or Actual Size. Test on ordinary paper before using cardstock or photo paper, especially when you are matching an existing dollhouse or diorama.

Free and private by design. No account or payment is required. Text stays in your browser, and local photo files are not uploaded by the tool.

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Designing apothecary labels for miniature scenes

Use this maker to create apothecary labels for bottles, jars and old-fashioned shop displays. The editable preview lets you shape the prop for the scene before printing, while the selected miniature scale controls its physical output size.

Make the design work at miniature scale

Keep the remedy or product name dominant and use the smaller line for a dose, scent or shop detail. Repeating one label style across several containers makes a miniature pharmacy shelf feel like one collection.

Printing and finishing

Matte paper usually suits vintage labels; trim close to the printed edge before attaching the label to a curved container. Print at 100% / Actual Size so the selected miniature dimensions are preserved.

Ideas for using apothecary labels

Try the finished prop in bottles, jars and old-fashioned shop displays. Build a coordinated scene by repeating a few visual details—such as a fictional name, type style or color family—across related PICCOLUNE makers instead of making every item identical.

Apothecary labels FAQ

Can I make a matching set of apothecary labels?

Yes. Reuse the same style and shop wording while changing the product name on each label to create a coordinated shelf.

Which miniature scales are supported?

PICCOLUNE supports 1:6, 1:12, 1:24 and 1:48. The browser preview may be enlarged for editing; the printed output follows the selected physical scale.

What print setting keeps the size accurate?

Choose 100% / Actual Size in the print dialog and avoid Fit to Page. For detailed troubleshooting, see the miniature printing guide.