What is Label Maker?

Design custom labels for products, shipping, or organization. Set dimensions, add text lines with custom fonts and sizes, choose border styles, and download print-ready PDF sheets with multiple labels per page.

Presets cover Avery 5160 address labels, 4×6 shipping, 2×3 product labels, six more Avery sheet codes, and a custom mode for any size in inches or millimeters. Each line picks its own font (Sans, Serif, Mono, Rounded), size, weight, italic, and alignment. Add a logo, a QR code, or a linear barcode (CODE 128 or EAN-13) and the layout reshuffles around them. Export the whole sheet as a print-ready PDF, or grab a single label as a PNG for product listings and slides.

How to use

1. Choose your label size from common presets (address, shipping, product) or enter custom dimensions in inches or millimeters.
2. Add text lines, adjust font size, alignment, and style. Optionally add a border and set the number of labels per sheet.
3. Click 'Generate PDF' to create a print-ready PDF with your labels arranged on the page, then download it.

When to use

• Printing batches of address labels for holiday cards or a small mailing campaign.
• Labeling homemade jars, candles, or soaps with consistent branding for a market stall.
• Producing file folder labels or storage bin tags for a home or office organization project.

Result

You're labeling 50 jars of homemade jam for a farmers market. You select a 2×3 inch label, type 'Strawberry Preserves' in bold 14pt and 'Made with love — June 2026' in italic 10pt, add a thin border, and generate a PDF with 10 labels per page.

FAQ

Will my labels line up with my Avery sheets?

Pick the matching preset — the 2.625×1 inch size lines up with Avery 5160 sheets, and the 4×6 with shipping label sheets. If you use a non-Avery brand, measure one label and enter the size in the custom mode for an exact match.

Can I add an image or logo to the label?

Yes — upload a PNG or JPG (up to 4 MB) and it prints above the text on every label. You can also pair it with a QR code or a CODE 128 / EAN-13 barcode in the panel below.

Why does my printed label come out smaller than the on-screen preview?

Most browsers default to 'fit to page' which shrinks the PDF. In the print dialog choose 'Actual size' or 100% scaling and disable any 'fit to printable area' option. The PDF is generated at exact physical dimensions in points.

What font is used and can I change it?

Each text line gets its own font: pick Sans, Serif, Mono, or Rounded from the dropdown next to the font-size box. The PDF embeds the matching typeface (Helvetica for Sans and Rounded, Times for Serif, Courier for Mono) so the result renders the same on any printer. Non-Latin text (Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, etc.) is rasterised with the matching Noto face for correct glyph shaping.

How many labels can I fit per page?

It depends on label size. 10 per page is typical for address sheets, 6 for 4×6 shipping, and 30 for small 1×2 inch product labels. The labels-per-page slider caps at what physically fits on a US letter page with standard margins.

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