FIELD TOOLS / 04 IN THE STACK

Cable runs, clearly marked.

One connection list. Two matching labels per cable. A register your team can trace.

01 / YOUR CONNECTIONS

Build the cable list

Import CSV / TSV / JSON

Cable connections Paste spreadsheet cells, including header

Three columns: Cable ID · From · To. Tab-separated, CSV, or semicolon-separated. IDs must be unique.

02 / PRINT GEOMETRYAll dimensions are physical

PaperCable diameter mmFlag face mm

The blank center wraps around the cable. Each end gets an identical two-sided flag.

Add connections or load the sample to generate a print layout.

03 / PRINT-READY OUTPUT

Sheet preview

NO LAYOUT YET

—RUNS

—FLAGS

—SHEETS

—WRAP / MM

Your cut sheet appears here.Every cable ID is printed twice, with two readable faces on each flag.

LETTER / NOT READY

LABEL ANATOMY

One ID. Both ends.
No guessing at the rack.

Each connection produces two identical flag labels. Each flag carries the cable ID and both endpoints on both faces, separated by a blank wrap area calculated from cable diameter. The CSV lists the sheet, row, and column of every label.

Enter the actual route

Use a unique cable ID and concise source/destination port names. Conflicting IDs and missing endpoints stop the export.

Print one calibration sheet

Use matching paper and “Actual size / 100%”. Check the 25 mm ruler with a physical ruler before printing label stock.

Cut, wrap, document

Cut the flag along its outline, wrap the unprinted middle around the cable, and join the two printed ends. Place one flag at each end; keep the CSV register.

PRACTICAL LIMITS

Before you print

Can I use adhesive label sheets?

Use uncut adhesive sheet stock or compatible paper and tape. This is not aligned to pre-die-cut Avery, DYMO, or thermal-printer label templates. Test the materials on one page first.

Are dimensions exact?

PDF page and flag coordinates are generated in real millimeters. Printer scaling, unprintable margins, feed drift, adhesive, and folding can change physical results. Check the 25 mm calibration segment.

What files does it accept?

UTF-8 CSV, TSV, or semicolon-separated text with a header; saved JSON projects can also be reopened. Up to 200 runs, with printable ASCII labels. Excel XLSX, barcode printing and existing die-cut label templates are not supported.

Does my list leave the browser?

Parsing, layout, PDF and register creation run within this browser tab. The app makes no file-upload request and does not save the cable list in browser storage. Hosting logs and extensions are outside this tool's control.