# Best label printer for eBay UK > Thermal printers ranked for eBay sellers printing postage labels from eBay or Royal Mail Click & Drop at home, from a few parcels to hundreds. On eBay you can buy postage through eBay’s own label tool, which offers a 4 × 6 inch (100 × 150 mm) format, or import orders into Royal Mail Click & Drop and print the whole day’s batch in one go. Both routes print on a thermal printer. If you list on eBay most days and post daily or every other day, the middle pick at about £55 to £85 suits you. Move to the £200 to £260 printer once you pass 100 orders a week. 1. **[MUNBYN thermal label printer](https://sellersetups.com/product/munbyn-thermal-printer)** (£55 to £85): Our pick for most eBay sellers: print eBay labels or a Click & Drop batch straight onto 100 × 150 mm thermal labels, and keep the cost of each label low. - Good for: Daily Click & Drop batches; Sellers listing most days - Not for: Clearing a loft with a few sales a month 2. **[Zebra ZD421d](https://sellersetups.com/product/zebra-zd421)** (£200 to £260): For a busy eBay shop. You get fewer jams on a long Click & Drop batch, which helps when the post office cut-off is close. - Good for: Past 100 eBay orders a week; Long batches against a post office cut-off - Not for: Part-time eBay sellers 3. **[Phomemo thermal label printer](https://sellersetups.com/product/phomemo-thermal-printer)** (£70 to £110): A cheaper start for a part-time eBay seller clearing a loft. Slower on big batches, but it takes the same labels as the pricier two. - Good for: A part-time eBay seller; Printing eBay labels one order at a time - Not for: Batches of 40 or more labels ## How we chose - Rare jams on a long Click & Drop or eBay batch - Handles 500-label fanfold stacks so you reload less - Works with eBay’s 4 × 6 label format and Click & Drop’s thermal format - Running cost per label at eBay volumes ## eBay labels or Click & Drop With eBay’s label tool you buy postage on each order and print it straight away, and eBay uploads the tracking for the buyer. Click & Drop imports your eBay orders, and you pick services and print labels for all of them at once. The Click & Drop label tool is free. You pay for the postage. Set both to the 100 × 150 mm thermal format, so one label roll serves odd items from eBay and the daily Click & Drop batch. ## Running a daily batch Pick and pack first, then print. Sort orders in Click & Drop by service so you print Large Letters and parcels in separate groups, and stack the labels in the same order as the parcels on your table. A batch of 40 labels takes a couple of minutes on the middle printer. The smaller one is slower on big batches and suits ten orders a day more than forty. ## Avoiding wrong-label mistakes In a batch, labels easily end up on the wrong parcel. Print a packing slip or write the order number on each label, then stick it on as you pack that order. If a label prints wrong, cancel it in the tool you bought it from. eBay and Click & Drop each have their own process for refunding unused postage, so check their help pages. ## Scaling up with eBay Keep a spare 500-label fanfold stack under the desk and reorder when you open it, so you don't run out mid-batch. Past 100 orders a week, the heavy-duty printer jams less on long runs. Below that, the middle printer is enough and the saving buys label stock. ## Questions ### What label size does eBay use? eBay’s label tool offers a 4 × 6 inch format, which is the 100 × 150 mm size these printers take, as well as A4. ### Can Click & Drop import my eBay orders? Yes. Royal Mail Click & Drop connects to your eBay account and imports orders, so you can print a batch of labels at once. ### Is Click & Drop free? The label tool is free. You pay only for the postage you buy through it. ### Should I buy postage through eBay or Click & Drop? Compare the services and prices each shows you for your usual parcels. You can use both on the same printer. ### Does tracking upload to eBay automatically? eBay labels add tracking to the order for you. With Click & Drop, check its eBay integration settings so dispatch details go back to eBay. ### Which printer for 50 eBay orders a week? The middle pick. It prints a 50-label batch quickly and takes fanfold stacks, so you reload less often.