I built this after ruining a sheet of labels two Decembers in a row. The template I’d downloaded looked right on screen and printed an eighth of an inch high, which you only discover once thirty labels are through the printer. So this one does the unglamorous things instead: it lets you skip the labels you already peeled off, nudge the whole grid when your printer drifts, and proof the alignment on plain paper before the real stock goes in.
Pick what you’re labelling
Each one opens a maker that runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, and there is no account to create.
Know your Avery number
The number on the box tells you the grid. There are only two grids in everyday use for mailing: a 30-up sheet of small labels and a 10-up sheet of big ones. Almost every other product number is one of those two with different glue, a different pack size, or a different printer in mind.
5160 (1" × 2-5/8") and 5163 (2" × 4") are the two we build to, and between them they cover 24 Avery product numbers.
Sizes we haven’t built yet
We only ship a size once we can confirm its exact margins and spacing against a published spec. A label sheet that is a thirty-second of an inch out is worse than no template at all — you find out after the stock is through the printer. These are the ones still waiting on a confirmed measurement: