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OpenZPL never stores the labels of paid plans or API keys. Free renders may be sampled for up to 24 hours to find rendering bugs, and then they are deleted.

Last updated: 8 November 2026. OpenZPL is made by The 01 Company. Questions: hola@loualcala.com.

The labels you render

How you renderWhat is keptFor how long
Paid plan, on the site or with a keyNothing of the label—
A free API keyNothing of the label—
A print job sent to the print agentThe label, until the agent reports the resultOne day at most if it's never picked up
Without a paid plan or a keyThe ZPL of failed renders and about one in ten of the others24 hours, then deleted automatically

A label can hold names and addresses, so samples live only in temporary storage, outside the database and its backups. We use them only to find and fix rendering bugs. They are never sold, shared or used to train AI models.

We also count which ZPL commands get used and which errors come back, per day. Those counters hold command names and error types only, nothing from your label, and we keep them.

Several tools run entirely in your browser and send us nothing: reading a PDF or an image for PDF to ZPL and Image to ZPL, and the spreadsheet in Excel to ZPL. If you press "Doesn't look right?" you choose to send us that label, and it stays until the report is closed.

Your account

With an account we keep your email, your workspaces, your saved labels and designs, your API keys (only a hash of the secret), your usage counts and 30 days of request logs without label content, until you ask us to delete them.

Technical data

To apply limits and prevent abuse we use your IP address. Daily limits are held in memory, and web server logs are kept for about 14 days. Your country, read from your IP address with DB-IP, sets the price you see.

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Your choices

To see, correct or delete your data, write to hola@loualcala.com. To keep your labels out of the samples altogether, use an API key or a paid plan.

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