This tool allows you to dynamically create pin label stickers for your ICs, connectors and other devices from a list of pin names, the device size and some parameters from your printer. It creates a single image. To create a tiled set of images based on papersize, go here.
In order to print this at the correct size, the printer DPI (Dots per Inch) value must be correct. Most 4×6 label printers are 203 DPI or 300 DPI. Household printers range from 300 DPI to 1200 DPI or more. Print scaling should be turned off. If unsure about printer DPI, use the tile tool above to print lables based on printer paper size.
All sizes are in inches. Typical sizes for a standard DIP IC are 0.25″ width, or 0.5″ width for the wide parts like older DIP CPUs, RAMs and ROMs. Pins spacing for ICs is typically 0.1″ and 0.156″ for edge connectors.
Pin names is a comma separated list. The height of the label will be determined by the pin count and the pin spacing.