Storage bin labels that know what's inside

Yes — that’s what they’re for. The pre-printed packs are waterproof vinyl, made for the rooms storage actually lives in: damp basements, dusty lofts, and garages that freeze in January and bake in July. The print doesn’t run, and the adhesive is meant to hold on a tote for years.

Moving Kit labels are temporary by design — when a box is unpacked, peel the label off and the box goes back to being a box. Container stickers are the opposite: their adhesive is made to stay put for years. If you ever retire one, unassigning the code takes one tap in the app and your items are never affected — just stick a fresh code on the next bin.

A print-ready PDF with 48 unique, pre-activated QR codes, downloadable the moment you pay, in your choice of color or plain-white style. Print it on any label paper — or plain paper and packing tape — and reprint whenever you need more: the file is yours for good. It works for storage bins and as printable moving labels for boxes alike.

Container stickers carry one unique code, like XNF01, and belong to a container for good — scan one and it opens that exact container every time. Moving Kit labels are pre-printed with a room and number, like Kitchen 7, and are meant for boxes you pack, move, and unpack — then peel off. Moving house? Most people use both: kit labels to get everything there, container stickers to stay organized once you’re unpacked.

Every room’s labels share one color — Kitchen is orange, Bedroom purple, Bathroom blue, Living Room green, Storage black, plus a yellow and a pink write-in set you name yourself. Anyone carrying a box can see where it goes without reading a word, and scanning the label shows exactly what’s packed inside.

You can. Any QR generator will make a code that opens a link, and you can point it at a spreadsheet row and print it on label paper — but then you maintain that list by hand every time a bin changes. The printable pack is the middle path: $4.99 for 48 unique, pre-activated codes you print at home, each one opening a photo inventory the free app fills in for you. For a garage or storage unit, the pre-printed vinyl pack skips the printer and survives the weather.

Yes, with SnapFind Pro or Teams. Scan a label maker sticker or a code from another app, pick the container it is stuck on, and from then on scanning it opens that container. The code only has to be unique to you. SnapFind labels still do more: every code is unique worldwide, any phone camera can open one without the app, and they work for everyone you share a space with.

No. Every label works with the free SnapFind app — stick, scan, photograph, search. The Moving Kit goes further: your first scan of a kit label unlocks Moving mode and 100 instant scans.