KING JIM launched the TEPLABO online printing service’s owned media platform “TEPLABO Club” and “LabeWrap,” which lets users preview how labels will look in 3D, simultaneously on 29 September 2026. By providing ideas for label creation and a visualization feature, the company aims to encourage greater use of TEPLABO.
KING JIM has launched “TEPLABO Club,” an owned media platform that shares ideas and know-how for creating labels as a new initiative for its TEPLABO online printing service. It has also launched “LabeWrap,” a free tool that allows users to preview in 3D how labels will look when applied to containers and packaging.
TEPLABO Club is an owned media platform that introduces design ideas, examples of use, tips on layout and color schemes, and know-how for producing printed materials. It is intended for a broad range of users, from beginners to those undertaking more advanced projects. The platform is not available for a limited period; KING JIM will support label creation through ongoing information sharing.
TEPLABO is an online printing service operated by KING JIM, designed to make it easy to create and print labels, shop cards, and other items. Through the free provision of templates and design support, the service aims to lower the barrier to label creation.
LabeWrap is a free tool that simulates in 3D how a label will look when applied to cylindrical bottles, boxes, and other items simply by uploading label image data. It can be used when considering an order and adjusting a design before placing it.