The rules are transcribed from the official regulatory texts and source-audited against them. The tool assists you; check the review notes before printing a label for sale.
Small Print Labels

Home fragrance hazard labels

Assemble a CLP hazard label for a reed diffuser or room spray from your fragrance supplier's classification. Diffuser liquids carry more fragrance and solvent than a candle, so they are classified more often; the same rules, pictograms and UFI duties apply, and the label elements are built for you, in your browser.

The CLP label elements (Reg (EC) 1272/2008) are transcribed from the official text and source-audited against it. The tool assembles a label from the classification your supplier gives you, with the official UNECE GHS pictograms; it does not classify the mixture for you, and the precautionary statements remain your responsibility. Pump sprays are covered by the flammable-liquid classes; pressurised aerosol cans (H222/H223/H229) are not in the table yet and will be flagged if declared. Check the review notes before printing a label for sale.

Your product

Supplier (name, address and phone are all required)

Hazard classification

Tick every classification your fragrance supplier's CLP / safety document lists for the finished product at your fragrance load. If a classification you need is not here, it will be flagged so you can add it by hand.

Physical hazards
Health hazards
Environmental hazards

Assembled label elements

Print-ready label

Pictograms are the official UNECE GHS artwork (CLP Annex V), embedded at print resolution and exported in the PDF. Print each at least 10 mm per side (and keep the whole label legible) so it meets the CLP minimum size.

Saved designs

Designs save in this browser, and to your account when signed in.