Corner style
Below the label preview, you can switch between straight and rounded corners. Labels use rounded corners by default.
Find the corner style control
Below the preview.
Select straight or rounded
The preview updates right away so you can see the difference before exporting.
Rounded corners are a common choice if you're using a corner punch or want the finished card to feel a little softer. Straight corners are simpler to cut by hand.
If you turn on full bleed when exporting, corners stay rounded and that control locks until you turn full bleed off.
Sizing: full or bordered
Next to the corner control, you can choose how much of the slot your image fills. This only applies when you're using the original Yoto card size (54mm × 85.6mm), and you need an image in the current slot first.
- Full (default): the image fills the whole label, edge to edge.
- Bordered: the artwork and cut lines sit about 1.5mm in from each edge, so the finished cut label is slightly smaller, with a thin white border left around it on the sheet.
That inset can help when cutting by hand, since there's a bit of forgiving white space outside the cut line instead of the cut running right along the edge of a full-size label.
Managing multiple slots
If you're working across several labels at once, look for the three-dot menu in the top-right corner of the label preview. It gives you a few shortcuts so you don't have to repeat the same setup on every slot.
Select the three dots
In the top-right corner of the preview.
Choose an action
Pick what you need from the menu:
- Apply to all slots: copies the current slot's image to every other slot on the sheet.
- Remove: clears just the current slot.
- Remove all: clears every slot on the sheet, useful if you want to start over.
