To set up labels with product information (dimensions, attributes, etc):
First, set-up your label output pages by going to Settings > ECommerce > Output Pages and creating a new output page with the page type set to Labels.
Then, you'll set the parameters for your label page! Insert the number of columns, the label width, the product margin (the space BETWEEN each label), etc. If you're using a label printer (like for shipping labels, for instance) you'll set the column to 1 and then set the page size to your single label size.
Once you've created your output pages, go into a Product and click on the Labels tab! 
Select Add Label
Here, you will find a WYSIWYG-style editor to create your labels. Type whatever you want, and use the order, group and item level variables available from the side bar to customize each label! 
You'll also see at the bottom the options to "import" and "export" labels. This allows you to send labels from one product to another so you don't have to build the same label for everything in your catalog.
Using the import section you can grab labels from other products and using the export section you can send labels from that product to any other product.
To set up an order-level label (shipping info, for example):
You'll want to create a brand new output page and then use the labels section of the page to add the variables you would like on each label.
You'll notice settings for the number of labels you want across the page as well as padding for the labels - this will help you get the label positioned on the page as closely as possible to the way you want them, especially if you're using a label printer (e.g you might want only 1 column if your labels are print on a big roll rather than a sheet of labels).
Then be sure to put the {labels} variable in the HTML section of the output page. See below:
Also, if the labels you create using this feature just aren't to your liking, we’ve seen a few other users take advantage of the export feature to build shipping labels or print labels from a label maker. Most label printers come with their own software that you can import a .csv file into. You can have Allmoxy generate that .csv for you by using part exports.
