Printing Thermal Transfer Produce Labels using Zebra GK420T + Apple iMac + Google Drawings

Wondering how to print Beautiful + Professional + Color labels with VARIABLE content? Here's one possible solution: using a Zebra GK420T to use Thermal Transfer onto compatible pre-printed color labels. The result is a waterproof, color label, and using Google Drawings I can make the labels on the fly for anything I come up with!
Initially I was stumped on how to make the Zebra Printer work with my Mac, using Google Drawings I found a web-based software solution to that problem. That little detail was nowhere to be found online- so hence why I have made this video for you!
For a run-down of all the options I selected for my labels you can see more in a blog post on my website: katthefarmer.c...
Let me know if you have any questions!
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ABOUT: Kat Johnson began learning about organic farming in 2005, as a high school intern on an organic farm in California. Since then, she has worked on ten organic vegetable, urban, and livestock farms in four states and gotten her hands dirty in all aspects of farming operations from hauling water, to management, sales. In 2021 she began designing her own ‘Farmlet’ In Floyd County and went full time as Kat The Farmer growing salad-centric crops along with creating value added products. Kat believes in transparency in growing practices, and in creating a community of growers that can share information so that we all succeed in creating more resilient farms, food systems, and the communities they support.

[@oneword9229]

This video was a lifesaver. Thank you so much!

[@katthefarmer]

I am SO glad to hear it

[@rblongfellow]

Super cool 👍 thanks for sharing. We use thermal direct but I like this idea a lot

[@katthefarmer]

Awesome!

[@jimd1617]

thank you!