For makers of handmade soap & skincare

Your handmade label might be illegal.

Type in your recipe — get a print-ready, FDA- & MoCRA-compliant label: correct INCI names in the legally required order, required warnings, net contents, and the new mandatory contact line most makers have never heard of.

Canva makes it pretty. Inkurate makes it legal.

No signup for the preview · runs entirely in your browser · built on the actual rules: FPLA · 21 CFR 701 & 740 · MoCRA §609(a)

Recipe in. Legal label out.

The preview and compliance check update as you type — free, no account, and your recipe never leaves this browser.

1 · Your product

2 · Recipe

3 · Package & business

Live label

Free = this label as a watermarked preview PNG. $7 = the same label at 300 DPI, watermark-free, + print/PDF view + dated compliance report.

Compliance check

Take the checklist with you

Get the 7-point label self-check by email — plus a short heads-up when a US labeling rule changes (that's how most makers missed the MoCRA line).

Only your email is sent — your recipe stays in this browser, always. No spam; unsubscribe by replying “stop”.

Hand-cut bars of artisanal soap in sage green and oat brown, stacked in warm light
Your craft already passes inspection. Inkurate makes the label match.

The legal logic, not just the design

  1. It reads the rules for you

    INCI names auto-ordered by predominance, the ≤1% rule, colorants last, “Fragrance” handling, true-soap vs cosmetic classification — each element annotated with its CFR citation.

  2. Including the one from 2024

    Since Dec 29, 2024 every cosmetic label needs a US contact for adverse-event reports (FD&C §609(a)). Small makers are not exempt from this one. Inkurate checks it automatically.

  3. And it prints like a pro

    300-DPI PNG sized to your label dimensions, a print/PDF view, and a dated compliance report you can keep on file for every product batch.

Pay per label — or go unlimited

The generator and compliance check are always free — the free download is a watermarked preview. Paying removes the watermark and unlocks the 300-DPI print-ready file + print/PDF view + dated compliance report. No subscription, no account.

Single label

$7
one-time · 1 credit
  • Watermark-free 300-DPI PNG
  • Print/PDF view
  • Dated compliance report

For the one-product maker who needs this label legal today.

Buy 1 label

10-label pack

$19
one-time · 10 credits · $1.90/label
  • Everything in Single
  • 10 export credits, no expiry
  • Perfect for a product line refresh

For relabeling a whole table's worth of products at once.

Buy 10-pack

Unlimited

$99
per year · founding price
  • Unlimited exports for 12 months
  • Every scent, size & reformulation
  • All future rule updates included

For sellers with a growing catalog — pays for itself past 15 labels a year.

Go unlimited
Payments by Stripe. Credits unlock instantly on the thank-you page — no account needed. How this compares with $19–$99/mo subscription tools →

Honest answers

Do I even need an ingredient list on soap?

If it’s true soap (saponified oils, sold just as “soap”) — no, it’s a CPSC/FPLA product: identity, net weight, and your name & address are required; ingredients are optional. Say “moisturizing” and it becomes an FDA cosmetic: full INCI declaration required. The generator handles both and tells you which one you are. Full guide →

What changed with MoCRA?

Labels now must carry a US address, US phone, or website/email that can receive adverse-event reports (FD&C §609(a), in force since Dec 29, 2024). The $1M small-business exemption covers facility registration and product listing — not this label requirement. MoCRA guide →

Is this legal advice?

No. Inkurate is a labeling tool that encodes the public federal rules (FPLA, 21 CFR 701/740, MoCRA §609) and cites them on every element. You stay responsible for your product; for edge cases (drug claims, state rules, exports) talk to a regulatory professional. We detect drug-claim wording and warn you instead of pretending it’s fine.

Where does my recipe go?

Nowhere. The generator runs entirely in your browser — recipes are never uploaded to a server. You can verify it yourself: open your browser's developer tools and watch the network tab while you type — nothing leaves the page.