24 official EU languages · one product record
Multilingual CLP label software
For e-commerce sellers and private-label brands selling CLP-labelled products in several EU markets, ValidLabels keeps each product’s label content and language versions together for review and printing.
30 one-time label translations included on the free Starter plan.
- All 24 official EU languages
- Official glossary for standard CLP phrases
- Language versions and change history
From source to use
Prepare each market’s label version
Add each destination-language version to the product record, then select the right version for printing.
Review the source content
Start with label content prepared from the product’s SDS. Check the statements and product-specific text before adding destination languages.
Prepare the target languages
Standard CLP phrases use the official EU glossary. Variable and non-standard content can use AI-assisted translation guided by regulatory templates. Review the complete version before use.
Use the right version at dispatch
Keep language versions with the SKU. Select the destination-language version for Zebra print on demand, and review affected translations when the source content changes.
Check before use
Review the statement, not just the language name
The editing screen brings CLP codes and sentence text together. Your reviewer can check product-specific wording alongside the standardized statements before a language version is used.
- Review standard statements and product-specific wording together.
- Check the language version against the intended destination market.
- Keep qualified review and a packing check before a label is used.
Before you start
ValidLabels supports all 24 official EU languages. Choose the relevant target languages for your products and markets; the number of translations you can create depends on your available translation credits.
One translation covers one complete CLP label into one target language. Starter includes 30 one-time label translations. Additional translation credits are bought separately in-app; a paid subscription does not mean unlimited translations.
No. Standard CLP phrases use the official EU glossary. Variable and non-standard content can use AI guided by regulatory templates. A qualified reviewer remains responsible for the final label content.
Try one product in your next market’s language
Start from reviewed source content. Prepare the language version and check it with the team that will use it.