Printable Reptile ID Cards and Enclosure QR Labels

For daily care, the point of a printed card is the QR code. Stick one on each tub or rack slot, and scanning it during a feeding or cleaning round opens that animal instantly, or drops it into a multi-scan batch so you can log a whole feeding day at once.

Print an enclosure QR label

1. Open an animal, or multi-select several from the Library.
2. Choose Create ID Cards.
3. Pick a size. For enclosure labels, a Badge (3.5″ × 2″) or a Label sheet is plenty — each carries the animal’s name, ID, sex, traits, and its QR code.
4. Print. Cards go through the standard print dialog, so any AirPrint or Mopria printer works.

Collection cards like these are on every plan — no public animal or paid tier needed, because the QR just opens the animal for you, not a buyer.

Turn off the price

For enclosure labels you want the Collection card, not a store card. It skips the price and the public-page link, so nothing buyer-facing ends up on a tub in your rack room.

Bulk labelling a rack

Setting up a new rack, or re-labelling after a move? Multi-select the whole rack (or scan the group) and print the entire batch onto one Avery label sheet in a single pass, each label with its own animal and QR code.

If your printer feeds slightly off, the Label Alignment controls nudge the whole layout — horizontal and vertical shift, plus row and column drift for sheets that creep across the page. Tap Apply & Preview to check the result; the offset is saved per sheet type, so you only dial it in once.

Then scan it

Printed labels are only half of it — the QR scanner is what makes them worth printing:

• Single scan — point at a tub to jump straight to that animal.
• Multi-scan — scan several enclosures in a row to build a batch, then log the same event across all of them.

Related

• QR scanner & multi-scan — scanning the codes you print
• Show cards & selling — buyer-facing show and store cards for expos and shops