1. Start your Scriptor and the app.

2. Tap the three lines in the top left corner.

3. Tap → Create template

4. You will now enter the template builder, where you set up your template for how your labels should look when printing labels for a selected animal.

5. All elements you add are placeholders. This means that when you select for example “Animal Image”, a bird will appear. The image will change to the selected animal or food item when you print your labels.

Example:
You want to print labels for a butchered wild boar.
You select wild boar/piglet, and the image in your template will automatically change to a wild boar.

All elements in the template builder work the same way. You choose the placement, size, font, and whether you want an image/logo in your template. The correct information will then automatically appear when you print your label later.

6. Example of how to make changes in your template:

Click Animal Image. A bird will appear in the top left corner of the label.

You can move the bird by holding and dragging it.

You can also change the size by dragging the two lines next to it up or down.

When you are happy with the placement and size, you can continue adding other elements to your template.

7. To remove an element from your template, tap the element and then tap the trash icon.

8. To change the size of text or elements, tap the element and adjust using the – / + buttons.

9. To center an element in the middle of the label, tap the element and then tap the four lines in the center.
The element will automatically move to the center of the template.

10. To change font/typeface, tap the A with the green background and switch between the four available fonts.

11. To make the text bold, tap the text in your template and then tap “B” on the right side.

You can change the font weight between:

• Animal (The selected animal species)
• Animal Image (Image of the selected animal)
• Weight (Weight of the cut. Choose whether to show “Weight:” or only the value)
• Carcass Weight (Set when creating an aging process)
• Live Weight (Set when creating an aging process)
• Cut Detail (For example: Ground meat)
• Best Before Date (Choose shelf life and the best-before date updates automatically)
• Packaging Date (The date when you print the label)
• Hunter (Your name)
• Price per kg (You can select the price per kg on the final print page)
• Trichinella Test ID (Optional test ID for wild boar. Only visible if wild boar is selected)
• Batch Number (Choose where the batch number should appear. You can uncheck it on the print page if you do not want it included for the animal you are processing)
• Image (Upload an image from your phone’s image library. The image must not be too large and must be black and white)
• Line (You can create lines of different lengths by dragging the handles on the right. You can also adjust the thickness with + / –)
• Text (Write your own text)

When you are in the template builder and have questions, tap the small “i” icon next to the trash icon in the top right corner to see instructions on how the template builder works.

You can test print your template. The print will not pull any data from an aging process.

The print will only show your placeholders on a label.

To test how your template will look when you start using it, the easiest way is to make a print where you select the animal or food item and then print.

Don’t forget to save your template when you are finished!

You can create multiple templates and choose which one should be used as the default template when printing your labels.

We continuously update the template builder and add new features.
Feel free to send feedback if something is missing.

To create your own templates, you need a Premium subscription which costs 299 SEK per year.

You can purchase your subscription using the button below.