A label maker for the sheets in your desk drawer
A plastic label maker prints one strip at a time. A label maker for your PC prints a full sheet of mailing labels on the inkjet or laser you already own, and it is far quicker for a holiday card list, a wedding guest list or a box of product jars.
Label Maker opens on a sheet picker. Type the number from the packet, such as 5160, 5163 or 22807, and the matching layout comes up; each built-in sheet also lists the other product numbers that share its layout. Thirteen US Letter layouts are included: address labels at 30, 20 and 14 to a sheet, shipping labels at 4 × 2, 4 × 3⅓ and 3½ × 5 inches plus a half sheet, a full-sheet label, return address labels at 80 and 60 to a sheet, 2 inch round labels, name badges and business cards.
Design one label and the rest follow. Choose Same on every label for a run of identical stickers, or One label per address to fill each one from a list.
How to make mailing labels from Excel
There is no separate merge wizard to step through. The list sits next to the design:
- On the Mailings tab, choose Address List and open an .xlsx, .xls, .ods, .csv, .tsv or .txt file, or a .vcf contacts export.
- Pick a text line on the label and use Insert Field to drop in a column, such as «Name», «Street» or «City».
- Open Edit List to sort A to Z or Z to A, fix a typo, add a column or untick anyone who should not get a label.
- Press Print… (Ctrl+P), or Save as PDF… to send the sheets to a print shop.
Print on a partly used label sheet
Half a sheet of address labels left from last time is not waste. In the preview, click each label already peeled off and it is marked as used; Shift+click a label to start printing from it. Only the first sheet is affected, and every sheet after it prints in full. Click a used spot again to bring it back.
Custom label templates in any shape
If your stock is not one of the built-in layouts, New Sheet makes your own on Letter, A4 or Legal paper, in inches or millimeters. Give it a name, the label size, rows, columns, margins and gaps, and the preview redraws as you type. If the labels would overlap or run past the page edge, you are told by how much and which number to shrink.
Beyond plain and rounded rectangles there are circles and ovals, stars and hearts, hexagons, scalloped edges, arches and banners. For a die-cut sticker, Import a label outline takes a single closed SVG path at any size and keeps its proportions.








