A free, open-source desktop app for Windows & macOS. Design your label, connect over Bluetooth, and print — no phone app required.
Built around the LetraTag 200B's real hardware: a 30-pixel, 1-bit thermal print head over Bluetooth.
The live preview is the printer's exact 1-bit raster on your chosen tape colour — preview equals print.
Condensed, Grotesk, Mono, Display, Script — with sizing, bold, underline, invert, alignment and padding.
Switch to Barcode mode for a genuine, scannable Code 128 symbol — not a lookalike.
Name badges, cable labels, pantry jars, addresses, today's date, and printable symbols.
Scan, pair and print with honest status — printed, battery-low, no-cassette — and automatic reconnect.
A premium frameless window that resizes and maximizes, plus a portable Windows build that needs no install.
No account, no cloud, no phone.
Turn the LetraTag 200B on, hit Scan, and pair over Bluetooth.
Type your text, pick a typeface and tape colour, and watch the live preview.
Press Print. The label goes straight to the print head — peel and stick.
About using the DYMO LetraTag 200B with a computer.
Yes. Label Studio prints to the LetraTag 200B directly from your computer over Bluetooth — you don't need the DYMO phone app or an account.
Yes. Out of the box the LetraTag 200B pairs with a phone, but with Label Studio you can design and print from Windows or macOS over the same Bluetooth connection.
Download Label Studio, turn the printer on, click Scan, then Connect, type your label, and Print. The app finds the printer over Bluetooth and sends the label to the print head.
Yes — Label Studio is free and open-source under the MIT license. No subscription and no in-app purchases.
Yes. Switch the editor to Barcode mode and type your data to print a real, scannable Code 128 barcode.
Make sure the printer is on, the lid is closed, a cassette is inserted, and all four batteries are charged. The LetraTag drops idle Bluetooth links, so Label Studio automatically reconnects right before printing.
Free forever. Source on GitHub.