How to Use InPost Locker to Send a Parcel
How to send parcels via InPost lockers, from booking to drop-off.
Finding an InPost locker
InPost has thousands of parcel lockers across the UK, typically located at supermarkets, petrol stations, shopping centres, and university campuses. Use the InPost app or website to find your nearest locker.
Quick answer
Find your nearest InPost locker on the app, scan your QR code or enter your reference number at the screen, place your parcel in the open locker, and close it. The process takes about 30 seconds. InPost lockers work with Vinted, eBay, and many other platforms that provide prepaid labels. You can also book InPost deliveries directly through their app or comparison sites.
Booking your shipment
If selling on these platforms, the shipping label or QR code is generated automatically. No separate booking needed.
For non-platform parcels, book through the InPost app or a comparison site and receive a QR code.
Most InPost locker shipments work with a QR code on your phone. The locker prints the label internally.
Drop-off process
Step-by-step drop-off0 / 5 checked
Using other carriers? Learn how to send with DPD or how to send with DHL.
Tips and size limits
Packaging that fits InPost lockers
Our postal boxes and mailing bags are sized to fit standard InPost locker compartments.
Browse InPost-friendly packagingFrequently asked questions
Go to the locker, tap the screen, scan your QR code, place your parcel inside, and close the door.
Usually no. Most InPost shipments use a QR code on your phone. The locker handles the label internally.
Maximum size is typically around 41cm x 38cm x 64cm, though this varies slightly by locker type.
Using the locker is free. You pay the shipping cost when booking, or it is prepaid by the platform.
Parcels for collection are held for 48 hours. After that, they are returned to the sender.
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