Understanding the Flipkart PDF Format
Flipkart's logistics partner E-Kart formats shipping PDFs with two distinct sections on every page:
- Shipping label — delivery address, AWB number, barcode, E-Kart branding
- "NOT FOR RESALE" separator — a printed line dividing the two sections
- Tax invoice — seller GSTIN, item details, pricing, amounts in words
The separator line is a compliance marker indicating where the customer-facing portion ends. For shipping purposes, you only need the label above this line.
Why You Shouldn't Print the Full Page
Printing the full Flipkart PDF wastes half a page of paper on every shipment. For a seller processing 30–50 orders a day, that's 15–25 extra pages per day. More practically, the invoice section is sensitive — it shows your pricing, margins, and GSTIN details — and you generally don't want it visible on the outside of the package.
How SellerCrop Detects the Flipkart Label Boundary
SellerCrop uses the "NOT FOR RESALE" text as a precise cut point. When it finds this marker on a Flipkart page, it crops the PDF exactly at that line, keeping the shipping label and discarding the invoice below.
For newer Flipkart PDF formats (where the invoice starts differently), SellerCrop also detects standalone "Invoice No:" blocks in the lower half of the page as a fallback cut point.
Step-by-Step: Extract Flipkart Labels
- Download your Flipkart shipping labels from the Flipkart Seller Hub. Go to Orders → Ready to Ship → Download Labels. You can download in bulk for multiple orders.
- Open SellerCrop. No login required — it works directly in your browser.
- Upload the Flipkart PDF. You can also upload PDFs from other platforms at the same time.
- Click "Extract Labels." SellerCrop detects the "NOT FOR RESALE" boundary on each Flipkart page and crops there.
- Download the merged PDF and print. All labels are at a consistent size.
Mixing Flipkart, Amazon, and Meesho Labels
If you sell on multiple platforms, you can upload all your PDFs together in one batch. SellerCrop detects whether each page is from Amazon, Meesho, or Flipkart and applies the correct cropping logic for each. The output is one merged PDF with all your labels in order, ready to print.
All labels are normalized to the same print width (105mm) so the output is consistent regardless of which platform each label came from.
What If My Flipkart Label Isn't Being Detected?
Flipkart occasionally updates their PDF format. If SellerCrop reports that no labels were found in your Flipkart PDF, it may be a format we haven't seen yet. Most common supported formats include standard E-Kart labels, Flipkart Fulfilled labels, and Regional Logistics labels.
If your format isn't supported, the tool will show a clear message telling you which file couldn't be processed. You can then print that file separately using standard PDF viewer crop tools.