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Parse HR onboarding emails and fill shipping label forms — stays open as a side panel Stop manually copying and pasting addresses. Fill FedEx, UPS, and USPS forms in one click. Shipping Label Filler is the ultimate tool for HR professionals, office managers, and anyone who regularly creates shipping labels from email requests. Instead of switching tabs back and forth to copy Name, Address, City, State, and Phone individually, just paste the entire email into this extension. KEY FEATURES: 📦 Smart Parsing: Automatically extracts names, addresses, and phone numbers from raw text. It handles messy formatting, missing commas, and various phone number styles effortlessly. 🚀 One-Click Form Filling: When you are on a supported site (FedEx, UPS, USPS), a single click automatically fills every field in the shipping form. 📋 Side Panel Workflow: Opens conveniently as a side panel so you can see your data and the shipping form at the same time. No more losing your place. ⚡ Sequence Mode: For sites that don't support auto-fill, use "Sequence Mode" to copy fields one by one using a simple keyboard shortcut. 🛠 Customizable Profiles: Comes pre-configured for FedEx and UPS, but you can add your own static fields (like your company name or reference codes) that are always included. Privacy First: All processing happens locally on your browser. No data is sent to the cloud.
Feb 12, 2026
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