Use the Edit Label Style command to specify a label style for an object, to create a new style, or to copy or edit an existing label style.
When you edit a label style, all labels in the drawing that reference that style are updated.
Edit an existing label style by using the Label Style Composer. You can access the Label Style Composer from ToolspaceSettings tab or from the label object’s context menu.
The Label Style Composer can also be accessed from the AutoCAD Properties palette by selecting Create/Edit from the available style drop-down menu. In the Label Style Control dialog box, select Edit Current Selection. You can use the Style Selection pull-down menu in the AutoCAD Properties palette to bulk edit label properties for labels placed in the drawing. This is a convenient method of editing label styles without having to navigate to the ToolspaceSettings tab.
Notice in the following example that in addition to the Parcel Line Label Styles, the General Line Label Style is available for use when editing a Parcel Line Label.
AutoCAD Properties palette list of available label styles
Tutorial: Working with Label Styles
To edit an existing label style
- In Toolspace, on the Settings tab, right-click the label style you want to edit and click Edit.
- Use the Label Style Composer to edit the label style.
- Click OK.
- In the drawing, select a label, right-click and select Properties or Label Properties.
- In the Properties palette, click Line or Curve label style to display a list of available styles.
Select the Edit/Create option to access the Label Style Control dialog box with which you can create a new style, copy the currently selected style, create a child style, or edit the currently selected style with the Label Style Composer.
- In the drawing, select the label to edit.
- Right-click and select Edit Label Style.
- In the Label Style Control dialog box, specify a label style, create a new style, or copy or edit an existing style. Press
to access the Label Style Composer.

