Free label maker

Address labels, name badges, shelf and price labels, and business cards, printed on the label sheets you already have.

Or start with a blank label or business card.

Drop a .pub file here
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Your file is opened on this computer and is never uploaded. Works with files from Publisher 97 up to Publisher 2021 and Microsoft 365.

How it works

  1. Pick a designChoose a label, name badge or business card, or start from a blank one.
  2. Add names from a listType the text, or use Merge to put each name and address from your Excel list on its own label.
  3. Print on your sheetsClick Print, choose Labels and your sheet’s code, like Avery L7160 or 5160.

Why people use Pubwork

PrivateYour file is opened on your own computer and never uploaded, so it is safe for school, church and business documents.
FreeNo account, no watermark and no limit on the number of files.
FaithfulMicrosoft fonts are replaced by free fonts with the same letter widths, so lines break where they did. Anything shown differently is listed.

Questions

Which label sheets work?

Common Avery sheets (L7160, L7161, L7162, L7163, L7165, L7173, L7651, 5160, 5161, 5163, 5164, 5167), Avery Zweckform 3474 and 3490, and business card sheets C32011 and 8371.

How do I print address labels from Excel?

Click Merge, choose your Excel list, put the fields on the label, then make the copies. In Print, choose Labels: each place on the sheet gets the next address.

How do I print 10 business cards on a sheet?

Make one card at business card size, click Print and choose “Fill the sheet”, or a business card sheet under Labels.

The labels don’t line up. What do I do?

In the print window, choose “Actual size” or a scale of 100%, and turn off “Fit to page”.

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