Label Maker

How do I make a printable sheet of Avery labels for free?

Open AnyTool’s Label Maker, pick a template (Avery 5160 address, 5163 shipping, 5167 return address, 5395 name badges, round stickers or the A4 L7160/L7163/L7651) or set custom dimensions, choose a content mode — the same text on every label, an auto-numbered sequence, or a list with one entry per label — set the font size, alignment and an optional cut border, then download a vector PDF or print it. Long lists paginate across sheets, and you can skip already-used cells. Everything — including mailing addresses — stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

Real templates: Avery 5160/8160 (30-up), 5163/8163 (10-up), 5167 (80-up), 5395 badges, round stickers, A4 L7160/L7163/L7651
Three content modes: same text on every label, a numbered sequence, or a pasted list (one entry per label)
Word-wrapped text clipped to each cell, with font size, alignment, bold and an optional cut border
Skip already-peeled cells to reuse a partly-used sheet; long lists paginate across multiple sheets
True vector PDF in points (1/72 inch) that prints at exact size at 100% — 100% client-side, nothing uploaded

What is

A label maker is a tool that lays out text onto a grid of printable sticker labels matching a known sheet template (such as Avery 5160 address labels or 5163 shipping labels) — with a chosen page size, columns, rows, label size, margins and pitch — and exports it, usually as a vector PDF that prints true-to-scale so the text lands inside each physical label.

Generators

Related terms

Avery LabelsAddress LabelsMailing LabelsShipping LabelsName BadgesMail MergeVector PDF

Frequently Asked Questions

AnyTool’s Label Maker ships with verified templates: Avery 5160/8160 address labels (1″ × 2-5/8″, 30 per Letter sheet), 5163/8163 shipping labels (2″ × 4″, 10-up), 5167 return-address labels (1/2″ × 1-3/4″, 80-up), 5395 name badges, 2.5″ round stickers, and the A4 equivalents L7160 (21-up), L7163 (14-up) and L7651 (65-up). Each carries the correct width, height, top and left margins and pitch. If your sheet is not listed, the Custom option lets you set page size, columns, rows, label size, margins, pitch and shape directly.

Avery 5160/8160 address (30-up), 5163/8163 shipping (10-up), 5167 return address (80-up), 5395 name badges, round stickers, and A4 L7160, L7163 and L7651 — plus fully custom dimensions.

The Label Maker has three content modes. “Same” repeats one block of text on every label (ideal for return-address labels). “Sequence” auto-numbers a run — a prefix plus a running number with optional zero-padding, like Box #001, Box #002. “List” takes one entry per label: paste your list and each entry, optionally spanning several lines (separated by a blank line), fills the next cell in the grid, flowing onto additional sheets when it overruns one page. The text word-wraps and is clipped to fit each label.

Yes — choose List mode and paste your addresses; each entry fills the next label, paginating across as many sheets as needed.

The PDF is built in PostScript points (1/72 inch), so each cell is exactly its real size — but only if you print at 100% or “Actual size”. “Fit to page” or “Shrink to fit” rescale the sheet and shift every label. Download the PDF, print one test page on plain paper, and hold it against your label sheet to confirm alignment for your specific labels and printer. If the rows drift by a millimetre or two (printers vary), switch to Custom and nudge the top/left margin, then reprint.

Yes, if you print the PDF at 100% / “Actual size” (not “Fit to page”) and do a quick test print first to check alignment.

The Label Maker is completely free with no account, watermark or sign-up wall. Every address, name and number is laid out and the PDF is assembled on your device with a local vector engine (pdf-lib), so mailing lists and recipient details never leave the browser, there is no server or CDN, and the page works offline once it has been cached.

Yes. It is free with no signup, and your label text and addresses are laid out and turned into a PDF entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Label Maker

Lay out printable Avery-style label sheets (address, shipping, return-address, name badges, round stickers, A4) with same / sequence / list content modes and export a true-to-scale vector PDF or print — 100% in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Features

Verified Avery + A4 templates (5160, 5163, 5167, 5395, round, L7160/L7163/L7651) plus custom dimensions
Three content modes: same text, auto-numbered sequence, or a pasted list (one entry per label)
Word-wrap, font size, alignment, bold, optional cut border, and a skip-used-cells offset
True vector PDF in points (1/72 inch) that prints at exact size at 100%; long lists paginate
Built in-browser with pdf-lib; the live SVG preview matches the PDF — no server, no CDN, nothing uploaded

PriceFree

CategoryGenerator

PlatformAll (browser-based)

PrivacyLabel text and mailing addresses are laid out locally and never uploaded

Input: Template (Avery/A4) or custom dimensions, Same text, sequence settings, or a pasted list, Font size, alignment, bold, border and skip offset

Output: Vector PDF (single or multi-page), Printed sheet

Detailed Explanation

Technical Details

A Reusable, In-Browser Label-Sheet Engine

AnyTool’s Label Maker is the reference tool for a reusable label-sheet engine that lays text onto a grid of printable sticker labels entirely in the browser. A template catalog describes each sheet in real units — page size, columns, rows, label width and height, top and left margins, and the X/Y pitch between cells — which one geometry resolver (labelPositions) converts to PostScript points (1/72 inch). The same resolved positions feed both a vector PDF assembled client-side with pdf-lib and an SVG live preview, so what is shown on screen matches the printed sheet. Sibling tools (name-tag, mailing-label, shipping-label-maker, packaging-labels) reuse the same engine and simply lock a template and content mode.

Verified templates: Avery 5160/8160, 5163/8163, 5167, 5395, 2.5″ round, and A4 L7160/L7163/L7651
One geometry resolver (labelPositions) feeds both the pdf-lib PDF and the SVG preview
Real units (inch/mm) converted to points (1/72 inch) so each cell prints true-to-scale
Custom mode exposes page, columns, rows, label size, margins, pitch and shape directly
Shared labelSheetEngine reused by the whole label family — no server, no CDN

Methodology

Content Modes and Text Layout

Three content modes drive the cells. “Same” repeats one block of text on every label and fills a sheet (return-address labels). “Sequence” auto-numbers a run from a prefix plus a running number with optional zero-padding (Box #001, #002), counting up across the grid. “List” takes one entry per label — entries are split on newlines, or on blank lines when a list contains multi-line addresses — and each entry fills the next cell, paginating onto additional sheets when it overruns one page. Each label’s text is word-wrapped to the cell width (with hard-split of over-wide words), vertically centred, and clipped to the lines that fit, with configurable font size, alignment and bold, and an optional hairline cut border. A start-at-cell skip leaves leading positions blank so a partly-used sheet can be reused.

Same / sequence / list modes resolve to one ordered array of per-cell texts
Sequence supports a prefix, start value, zero-padding and a count
List splits on newlines or blank lines (multi-line entries) — one entry per label
Word-wrap, vertical centring and line-clipping keep text inside each cell
Skip offset blanks leading cells to reuse a partly-peeled sheet; long jobs paginate

Privacy & Security

Privacy and Accurate Print Alignment

Because the whole tool runs client-side, the label text — including mailing addresses and recipient lists — is laid out and the PDF is built only in the browser, never uploaded, logged or stored on a server; the page works offline once cached, with no account or watermark. The tool is honest about alignment: a sheet only lines up if the PDF is printed at 100% / “Actual size” rather than “Fit to page”, which rescales it, and it advises running a test print on plain paper, holding it against the physical sheet, and nudging the template’s top/left margin (via Custom) by a millimetre or two if a particular printer drifts.

Label text and addresses laid out locally with pdf-lib — no upload, no server, no CDN
Vector PDF stays sharp at any zoom or print size; works offline after first load
Accurate alignment requires printing at 100% / Actual size, not Fit to page
Recommends a plain-paper test print and small margin nudges for printer offset

Label sheets: in-browser vector (AnyTool) vs typical online label makers
Capability	AnyTool	Typical online label makers
Processing	Runs in your browser, no CDN	Often server-rendered / account-gated
Output	True vector PDF (multi-page)	Sometimes a raster image or print-only
Templates	Avery 5160/5163/5167/5395/round + A4 L7160/L7163/L7651 + custom	Often a limited set
Content modes	Same, numbered sequence, and pasted list (mail-merge style)	Often single text only
Scale	Real units → points; exact at 100% print	Varies; alignment not always accurate
Reuse partial sheets	Start-at-cell skip leaves used cells blank	Rarely offered
Privacy	Addresses and PDF never uploaded; offline-capable	Mailing lists sent to a server
Cost / signup	Free, no signup, no watermark	Sometimes gated or watermarked

AnyTool lays out the labels and assembles its vector PDF locally in the browser and uploads nothing.

Cite This Page

Title: Label Maker (printable Avery-style label sheets — address 5160, shipping 5163, return-address 5167, name badges 5395, round stickers and A4 L7160/L7163/L7651 — with same / sequence / list content modes, exported as a true-to-scale multi-page vector PDF entirely client-side)
Author: AnyTool
Published: January 1, 2026
Modified: February 8, 2026
Section: Generators
URL: https://www.anytool.tech/label-maker

Formatted Citation

AnyTool. "Label Maker (printable Avery-style label sheets — address 5160, shipping 5163, return-address 5167, name badges 5395, round stickers and A4 L7160/L7163/L7651 — with same / sequence / list content modes, exported as a true-to-scale multi-page vector PDF entirely client-side)." AnyTool, January 1, 2026. https://www.anytool.tech/label-maker

A privacy-first, 100% client-side label maker and the reference tool for AnyTool’s reusable label-sheet engine (labelSheetEngine). A shared template catalog describes each printable label sheet in real-world units — page size (Letter or A4), columns, rows, label width and height, top and left margins, and the X/Y pitch between adjacent cells — covering verified Avery layouts (5160/8160 address at 1″ × 2-5/8″ 30-up, 5163/8163 shipping at 2″ × 4″ 10-up, 5167 return address at 1/2″ × 1-3/4″ 80-up, 5395 name badges, and 2.5″ round stickers) and their A4 equivalents (L7160 21-up, L7163 14-up, L7651 65-up), plus a fully custom option for any sheet. One geometry resolver (labelPositions) converts a template to concrete top-left cell rectangles in PostScript points (1/72 inch), and those same positions feed two renderers from the same maths: a true vector PDF assembled in the browser with pdf-lib (Helvetica or Helvetica-Bold) and an SVG live preview, so the on-screen first sheet matches the printed output. Content is driven by three modes: “same” repeats one block of text on every label and fills a sheet; “sequence” auto-numbers a run from a prefix plus a running number with optional zero-padding and a count; and “list” takes one entry per label, splitting the textarea on newlines or, for multi-line addresses, on blank lines, with each entry flowing into the next cell and paginating across as many sheets as needed. Each label’s text is word-wrapped to the cell width (over-wide words hard-split), vertically centred and clipped to the lines that fit, with configurable font size, alignment (left/center/right) and bold, an optional hairline cut border (drawn as a circle for round labels), and a start-at-cell skip that blanks leading positions so a partly-peeled sheet can be reused. The download is a multi-page vector PDF whose filename reflects the template and mode; object URLs are revoked after use, and a print stylesheet prints only the sheet surface edge-to-edge. Because the label text — including mailing addresses and whole recipient lists — is laid out and the PDF is built only on the device, nothing is uploaded, logged or stored on a server, there is no account, watermark or CDN, and the page works offline once cached. The tool is explicit about alignment: a sheet lines up with physical labels only when the PDF is printed at 100% / “Actual size” rather than “Fit to page” or “Shrink to fit”, which rescale it; it recommends a plain-paper test print held against the real sheet first, and nudging a template’s top/left margin (via Custom) by a millimetre or two if a particular printer drifts. The same labelSheetEngine module is designed to power AnyTool’s name-tag, mailing-label, shipping-label and packaging-label tools.