How to Print Labels at Home

Q: How do I print multiple labels at once?

Use the batch printing feature . Import a spreadsheet (Excel, CSV, Google Sheets) and print hundreds of unique labels in one go.

Design and print professional labels using any home printer. Inkjet, laser, or thermal — it all works. No software to install.

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What You Need

1. A Printer

Any inkjet or laser printer works. For thermal labels, use a Zebra, Rollo, or DYMO LabelWriter.

2. Label Sheets or Rolls

Avery sheets for inkjet/laser. DYMO or Zebra rolls for thermal. Size guide →

3. A Label Editor

OpenLabelMaker runs in your browser. Pick your label size, design, and print as PDF.

Step-by-Step: Print Labels in 4 Steps

1
Open the editor — go to openlabelmaker.com/editor. No account needed.
2
Pick your label size — choose from 80+ presets (Avery, DYMO, Brother, Zebra) or enter custom dimensions.
3
Design your label — add text, barcodes, QR codes, images, and logos. Use placeholders for batch printing.
4
Export & print — download as PDF. Print from your browser. Labels are positioned pixel-perfect for your sheet or roll.

Which Printer Should I Use?

Printer Type	Best For	Label Media	Cost per Label
Inkjet	Color labels, photos, logos	Avery sheets, A4/US Letter	~3¢
Laser	Sharp text, high volume	Avery/Herma laser sheets	~2¢
Thermal (direct)	Shipping, barcodes, speed	Zebra/Rollo 4×6 rolls	~1¢
DYMO LabelWriter	Address labels, small labels	DYMO rolls (30+ sizes)	~2¢
Brother P-touch	Tape labels, cable IDs	TZe tape cassettes	~5¢

Labels You Can Print at Home

Address Labels Shipping Labels Barcode Labels Product Labels Name Badges Jar Labels Food Labels Amazon FBA Labels

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I print labels without special software?

Yes. OpenLabelMaker runs entirely in your browser. Design your label, export as PDF, and print from any computer or Chromebook. No download, no account, no subscription.

What label paper should I buy?

For inkjet/laser printers, Avery labels are widely available (Avery 5160 for addresses, L7163 for A4). For thermal printers, buy direct-thermal rolls matching your printer (4×6 for Zebra/Rollo, DYMO-compatible rolls for LabelWriters).

Can I print labels from my phone?

You can design labels on any device with a browser. For printing, you'll get the best results from a desktop/laptop connected to your printer. Export the PDF and print from there.

How do I print multiple labels at once?

Use the batch printing feature. Import a spreadsheet (Excel, CSV, Google Sheets) and print hundreds of unique labels in one go.

Start Making Labels

Design and print professional labels using any home printer. Inkjet, laser, or thermal — it all work...

Start Making Labels →