Free printable return address labels

How to make return address labels

1. 1

   Enter your address

   One line per row: name, street, then city, state and ZIP. The text resizes to fit the label.
2. 2

   Pick your label sheet

   Match the size printed on your label package, and choose a full sheet or a set number of labels.
3. 3

   Download and print

   Print a plain-paper test page at 100% to check the alignment, then print on the label sheet.

Return address label FAQ

How do I print return address labels at home?

Type your address, choose the label size that matches your label sheets, and download the PDF. Print one test page on plain paper at 100% (“Actual size”), hold it behind a label sheet against a window to check the alignment, then load the label sheets and print.

Which Avery labels does this work with?

The layouts match the published dimensions of the common sheets: 1" × 2-5/8" address labels, 30 per sheet (5160, 5260, 5960, 8160 and similar); 1/2" × 1-3/4" return address labels, 80 per sheet (5167, 8167); and 2" × 4" labels, 10 per sheet (5163, 8163). Other brands with the same layout work too.

Can I use part of a sheet I already started?

Yes. Set “Start at label position” to the first unused label, counting left to right across each row. The PDF leaves the used positions blank.

What should a return address include?

Your name (or business name), street address with apartment or suite number, and city, state and ZIP code. Put it in the top-left corner of an envelope, or the top-left of a package, above and to the left of the delivery address.

Why are my labels slightly off?

Usually because the print dialog is scaling the page. Choose 100% or “Actual size” instead of “Fit to page”, and make sure the paper size is Letter. Some printers also shift the page slightly; printing from a different tray can help.

Is my address saved?

No. Everything runs in your browser. If you tick “Remember this address on this device”, it is saved only in this browser’s storage, and unticking it deletes it.