Address labels
Address labels from a pasted list or a spreadsheet's rows, on common sheets by size. Free, with no account or uploads.
Print addresses on labels
Paste addresses with an empty line between them, or a spreadsheet's rows with its first row of names.
The common US address label: 3 across, 10 down, no gap down the sheet.
To use the rest of a sheet you have already used.
Your labels
2 labels on 1 sheet
US Letter, 30 to a sheet, starting at label 1.
Print the test page on plain paper and hold it over a sheet against a window. If the outlines sit off the labels, move them under More options.
Print at 100% or Actual size, with Fit to page off, on the paper size the sheet is made for. Words are drawn as shapes, so they look the same on every printer and cannot be selected in the PDF.
A little help along the way
Follow these steps. Every option is explained underneath. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
- Say what is on themAddresses from a list, the same return address, or words of your own.
- Choose the sheetBy paper, label size and count, or your own measurements.
- Print a test pageOn plain paper, held over a sheet against a window, to check the labels line up.
- Download the PDFAnd print it at 100% on the sheet.
Questions people ask
- Can I use a spreadsheet?
- Yes. Paste its rows or open it saved as CSV; the first row names the columns, and name, address, city, state and ZIP are put on their lines.
- What if an address is too long?
- Its words are made smaller to fit, and only then cut short; the page says which labels were changed.
- Are my addresses uploaded?
- No. The PDF is made in your browser and nothing you type or open is sent anywhere.
This page is the Label maker, opened for this one job; every other tool it has is one press away. Each of its settings is explained on the Label maker's own page.
Read the step-by-step guide