Labelize reference labels
4 labels measured against Labelary on every test run
Per-command fixtures published with the labelize renderer: stored-format recall, EAN-13 across four orientations, a built-in font designator and advanced text layout. Digit strings and lorem text only — no recipient data. The corpus is published here.
The suite renders every label below on each test run, and compares the output with Labelary's for the same input. The status states what matters for a label: the layout is the same and every barcode carries the same data. The percentage is the share of pixels that differ — rendering detail such as font rasterization — and it does not set the status.
Summary
| Status | Labels |
|---|---|
| Pass — the layout and the barcode data match | 4 |
| Known defect — the output differs in what it says | 0 |
| In the corpus | 4 |
The widest difference in the corpus is 2.69%, on EAN-13 across four orientations and three parameter combinations.
A label with a content or blocking known issue reads known defect, whatever it measures. Every other label reads pass: the layout and the barcode data match. A cosmetic issue names a visible rendering difference without changing what the label says.
Labels
Known defects first, then the widest rendering difference.
| Label | Difference | Status | Known issue | Viewer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EAN-13 across four orientations and three parameter combinations | 2.69% | pass | — | zpl.toolsLabelary |
| Stored format — download, then recall twice with different field data | 0.77% | pass | — | zpl.toolsLabelary |
| ^AQ built-in font designator | 0.22% | pass | — | zpl.toolsLabelary |
| ^PA advanced text layout with a manually placed QR code | 0.00% | pass | — | zpl.toolsLabelary |