Printing Issue
1. Q: why my labels are not sharp / dark
A: The most common reason for low-quality prints has to do with low-quality source file
If it seems like your original low-quality print was designed for 8.5 x 11 size, please to see if you
can change the label settings to be 4 x 6. Or you can have a look at page 32, the point 2 of the ‘Tips
and tricks’
Our recommendation is to use a commercial solution which will automatically download your orders
from your online channels (eBay, Amazon, Etsy, etc.) and provide you with a simple button to print
your 4 x 6 labels in high-quality.
If only parts of your label look faded, the reason could be one of the following:
1) Label
The darkness of the label depends on the label manufacturer. High quality labels produce darker
prints.
2) Margins and page size
Please ensure the content is taking up the whole label. If there are extra borders, your design may be
"shrunk" printed in smaller size resulting in faded content.
3) Print density and speed
Within your ITPP941 printer preferences, you can set your "Density" and "Speed"
By default, ITPP941 is set to print at its fastest. Slowing this speed will result in a higher resolution.
Note: Increasing the number for your density / darkness will result in a darker print. Setting the
density too high will result in unwanted dark lines and/or label getting too hot and sticking mid-way
to the printer head. Decreasing this number result in a lighter print.
For Windows:
You may access these settings by going to your Control Panel -> Printers and Devices -> Right Click
on ‘Munbyn ITPP941’ -> Printer Preferences -> Page Setup -> Setting
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