Address labels — free template with mail merge

Turn a spreadsheet of names and addresses into perfectly aligned address labels in about a minute.

Drag to move, drag a corner to resize (hold Shift for free movement). Arrow keys nudge 0.5 mm, Delete removes, Ctrl+Z undoes.

Sheet preview Click a label to start printing there.

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Custom label sheet

Measure your sheet with a ruler or copy the numbers from the manufacturer's template. All values in millimetres.

Pitch = distance from the left (top) edge of one label to the left (top) edge of the next.

Address labels are the classic job for label sheets: holiday cards, invitations, newsletters or business mailings. The fastest way is a mail merge — one label per row of your address list.

Paste the rows from Excel or Google Sheets into the Data tab, put {{name}}, {{street}} and {{city}} in the text box, and every label is filled automatically. Empty lines, such as a missing apartment number, are removed so the address stays compact.

Tips

  • Keep the font at 10–12 pt for 1″ × 2-5/8″ labels (Avery® 5160 size); “Shrink to fit” handles long addresses.
  • Use one column per address line in your spreadsheet (name, street, street2, city).
  • Check one row with a very long name before printing 300 labels.
  • Start at a later position to use up a partly used sheet.

FAQ

What is the most common address label size?

In the US it is 1″ × 2-5/8″, 30 per Letter sheet (Avery® 5160 and compatibles). In Europe 63.5 × 38.1 mm, 21 per A4 sheet (L7160 type) is the most popular.

Can I print addresses from Excel?

Yes: select the cells in Excel including the header row, copy, and paste them into the Data tab. You can also upload the .xlsx file.

How many addresses can I print for free?

The free plan merges up to 30 rows per PDF — one full 5160 sheet. Pro removes the limit.

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