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Batch Label Maker

Design one label, import your data, print hundreds. Each label gets unique text, barcodes, or QR codes from your spreadsheet — automatically.

Works with Excel, CSV, TSV, ODS, and Google Sheets. Free, in your browser.

How Batch Labels Work

1

Design your label

Create your label layout with text, barcodes, QR codes, images. Use {{placeholders}} for variable data.

2

Import your data

Upload an Excel file, CSV, paste from a spreadsheet, or connect a Google Sheet. Column headers become your fields.

3

Preview

See every label with real data filled in. Page through the full sheet layout or label strip with pagination.

4

Export & print

Download a multi-page PDF with all labels, or print directly. Labels fill the correct positions on sheet layouts automatically.

Supported Data Sources

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Excel (.xlsx, .xls)

Upload or drag & drop

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CSV / TSV

Comma or tab separated

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Google Sheets

Paste the share URL

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Copy & Paste

Paste from any spreadsheet

Common Batch Label Use Cases

Address & Shipping Labels

Import a mailing list from Excel. Each label gets a different name and address. Print on Avery sheets or DYMO rolls.

Product & Barcode Labels

Upload your SKU list. Each label gets a unique barcode (Code 128, EAN) with product name and price. Hundreds in one click.

Asset & Inventory Tags

Generate asset tags with sequential numbers, QR codes linking to records, and location info from your inventory spreadsheet.

Name Badges

Upload an attendee list. Each badge gets a unique name, company, and role. Print on DYMO or sheet labels.

QR Code Labels

Each label gets a unique QR code from your spreadsheet — link to URLs, product pages, or serial numbers.

Return Address Labels

Same label printed hundreds of times, or different return addresses for multiple locations. Repeat count built in.

Works With Every Label Type

Batch print on thermal label printers or A4/Letter sheet labels.

Start printing batch labels

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