This article is about Domain Specific Language (DSL) for label design, its architecture and conceptual implementation. Labels are crucial for branding and marketing, and a well-designed label can capture consumers' attention and convey important information about a product. Markup language, which refers to the visual and textual elements that comprise a label's design, plays a significant role in creating a label's overall aesthetic and communicating the desired message to consumers. This article discusses the various components of markup language, including color, typography, imagery, and layout, and how they can be used to create effective label designs.