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Address Label Maker

Choose your label sheet, paste your addresses, and each one is placed on its own label, ready to download as a PDF and print on any office printer. Skip labels you've already used on a part-used sheet, and nudge everything if your printer runs slightly off.

Runs in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded

2 entries, 2 labels, 30 per page. When pasting from a spreadsheet, choose One label per line; each column becomes a line.

To reuse a part-used sheet

Print a page on plain paper first, then hold it against a label sheet up to the light. If everything is off, enter a shift (negative values work). It’s remembered next time. Text shrinks automatically if it doesn’t fit.

When printing, choose Actual size or 100% scale so nothing is shrunk or cut off. Everything is made in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

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How to use

  1. Choose your label sheet. If yours isn't listed, pick Custom size and enter the measurements.
  2. Paste your text. Separate typed addresses with a blank line; for data copied from a spreadsheet, choose One label per line.
  3. Turn on Print label outlines and test on plain paper, then turn it off and print on the label sheet.

Options explained

Skip first
Where to start on the sheet. If you've used 5 labels, enter 5 and printing starts on the sixth.
Shift
Corrects printer drift. If everything prints too far left, enter a positive Shift right, in millimeters. It's remembered on this device.

Label sizes

Sheet Per sheet Label size Common use
Avery 5160 30, Letter 1” × 2⅝” Address labels
Avery 5163 10, Letter 2” × 4” Shipping labels
Avery 5164 6, Letter 3⅓” × 4” Large shipping labels
Avery L7160 21, A4 63.5 × 38.1 mm Address labels
Avery L7159 24, A4 63.5 × 33.9 mm Address labels
Avery L7163 14, A4 99.1 × 38.1 mm Parcel labels
Avery L7165 8, A4 99.1 × 67.7 mm Parcel labels

Using a spreadsheet

Put the name, street and city in separate columns, copy the rows, paste them in, and choose One label per line. Each row becomes a label and each column becomes a line.

If a label has too much text, the font shrinks to fit. On small labels, try to keep addresses to three or four lines.

Buy sheets made for your printer type. Inkjet labels can jam or peel inside a laser printer’s fuser.

Frequently asked questions

My labels don't line up. What should I do?

Check that you printed at Actual size or 100%; Fit to page is often the default and shrinks everything. If it's still off, print on plain paper, hold it against a label sheet up to the light, and enter the difference as a shift.

Do I need Avery brand labels?

No. Other brands sell sheets in the same layouts, often printing the matching Avery number on the box. For anything else, use Custom size.

Are my addresses saved or uploaded?

Neither. Labels are made in your browser and addresses aren't kept. Only the sheet choice and shift are remembered.

Privacy

This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files and text are processed on your device and are never uploaded to our servers.

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