The PDF file the editing program, Corjl, generates will not align with any known label brand. It's provided for those who are not using labels. Each label brand has its own template that lines up with their specific labels. In order to print on labels, you will need to create a PDF file using the templates the label manufacturer provides. For your convenience, there are template instructions for Avery and Onlinelabels included in Corjl. However, you can buy any label brand. So Perfect Printables doesn't endorse a specific brand.

AVERY.COM:
94500 - 1"
94505 - 1.25"
94506 - 1.5"
94501 - 2"
94502 - 2.5”
94512 - 2.75”
94513 - 3”

ONLINELABELS.COM:
OL1025 - 1"
OL3012 - 1.25"
OL2088 - 1.5"
OL2682 - 2"
OL2683 - 2.5"
OL224 - 2.75"
OL2279 - 3"

First download the label as a PNG file with the bleed from Corjl. Then go to this Avery link:

https://www.avery.com/templates

Type in the Avery template number.
Click the "Upload a Complete Design" button
Drag the PNG file to the template. You will notice some of it is going outside the die line for the bleed. That's fine.
Click "Apply This Design"
You get to a page where you can delete some of the labels if you don't want to print a whole page.
Click "Preview and Print"
Click "Print Yourself"
Click "Print Now" You don't have to save.
Then download the PDF.
Make sure to print the PDF at actual size.

See this tutorial video from Avery Labels:
See How to Print Avery Products with Avery Design & Print Online

https://youtu.be/0xbgUEb7CfM

Onlinelabels.com offers several template file formats like PDF, DOC, and OTT, but the most convenient is their "Maestro Label Designer".

1. Download a PNG file from Corjl with the "show bleed" box checked (if applicable).
2. In the Maestro Label Designer program, upload that PNG file as an image. On the left hand side there is an image box where you click "upload new image".
3. For lip balm labels only- Once it's imported, rotate it 90 degrees.
4. Go to FILE - EXPORT - FULL SHEET. You will then have a PDF file that will line up with your labels.

https://maestro.onlinelabels.com/designer/maestro.aspx#

At this time I do not design custom labels.

Unfortunately, the PDF file from Corjl will not line up with any known manufacturer's labels. You will need to use the manufacturer's template to make sure the labels are aligned correctly. You should be able to find the template on the label manufacturer's website. Always make sure to print at 100% and test the alignment on plain paper before printing on the actual labels.

Unfortunately the shop is not set up for printing and delivery. However, Avery, Onlinelabels.com, and Vista Print can all print and deliver to your home. You can upload the files you edited in Corjl to their websites.

Corjl is a self-service online editing program. There is a free link to the label to try editing it before buying so you will know if the label is right for you.

Unfortunately no, but you can purchase the $5 resize add-on. There are some ways to resize the file, but only if it's proportionate. For example, you can download a jpg or png file and resize it with online software like picresize.com. You can also import it as an image into an program like word and resize it there. You can set your printer setting to print larger and smaller. This works well for PDF files.