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Free Template for Avery® 5164 Shipping Labels

Type a recipient or paste a list, and download a PDF with every label in its place on the sheet of six 3⅓ × 4 inch labels, with the address large enough to read from across the room. It prints on any inkjet or laser printer, and nothing you type leaves your browser.

This program is not made, tested or endorsed by Avery Products Corporation. Avery and all Avery brands, product names and codes are trademarks of CCL Label, Inc.

What goes on the labels

Leave an empty line between addresses, or paste rows from a spreadsheet: one address per row, with a header row such as Name, Address, City, State, ZIP.

    The labels you print on

    The size printed on the box of labels. Each sheet comes out with the labels exactly where the sheet has them.

    On a sheet you have used before, start at the first label that is still on it, counting across from the top left.

    How it looks

    For another font, a picture or a monogram, open the labels in the label editor.

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    The 3⅓ × 4 inch shipping label

    Avery® 5164 Shipping Labels are among the largest labels sold six or more to a sheet: six labels of 3⅓ × 4 inches on a US Letter page, in two columns of three. That is room for a complete shipping label, with the sender, the recipient in large type and still space for a logo, an order number or a barcode. Office supply stores sell the same layout as 6-up shipping labels, and this template prints on any of them.

    Besides parcels, the labels are popular for moving boxes, where the room name and a list of contents fit in letters large enough to read across a garage, for storage bins and shelving, and for product labels on candles, soaps and gift boxes.

    A label per recipient

    The page starts with a list, one label per recipient: paste the addresses with an empty line between them, paste rows from a spreadsheet, or upload an Excel or CSV file whose header row names the columns, such as Name, Address, City, State and ZIP. Each row becomes one label with its lines in the right order, and email or phone columns are left out. On labels this large the text goes up to about 17 points, so a carrier reads the address at a glance; for one address on every label, use the other tab.

    Labels for moving and storage boxes

    The same large labels make moving day easier. Use the tab for the same text on every label, type the room on the first line in bold, such as KITCHEN or BEDROOM 2, and a short list of what is inside on the lines below, and print a sheet for each room. Put one label on a side of the box and one on the top, so the room shows whether the boxes are stacked or lined up, and the movers know where each one goes without opening it.

    For storage, the same labels carry the contents and a date on bins and archive boxes, large enough to read on a high shelf. If you want a picture of the contents or a QR code that links to a list on your phone, open the labels in the editor and add it there.

    Printing the sheet

    Print the PDF at actual size by choosing Actual size or 100% in the print dialog, not Fit to page, and check the first page on plain paper held against a label sheet in front of a light. Use the laser or inkjet version of the sheet to suit your printer, and on a sheet you have used before set Start at label to the first label that is still there.

    A complete shipping label

    For a label with your return address in the corner, the recipient in the middle and a logo or a barcode, choose Edit in the label editor. The sheet of six opens there with your address on it; add a second text block for the sender, a picture or a barcode with the order number, and print one label per recipient. Printing a whole list from the editor needs a free account; the PDF on this page needs none.

    Print your address labels

    Type your return address or paste your list at the top of this page, pick the sheet or roll you have, and download the PDF. To use another font or add a picture, open the labels in the free label editor instead.

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    FAQ

    Can I add a logo or a barcode to these labels?

    Yes, in the label editor. Choose Edit in the label editor and the sheet of six opens with your addresses on it; add your logo as a picture, a barcode or QR code with an order number, or a second text block for the sender. With a list, every label gets its own address and the rest of the design stays the same on each.

    What size are 5164 labels?

    Each label is 3⅓ × 4 inches, and a US Letter sheet holds six of them in two columns of three, with a half-inch margin at the top and bottom and an eighth of an inch between the columns. Turned on its side, a label is also the right shape for a label on the end of a box.

    Are 5164 and 8164 labels the same size?

    Yes. They have the same size and layout, so this template prints on both; 5164 labels are made for laser printers and 8164 labels for inkjet printers. The layout is also sold as 5264, 5964, 15164, 18164 and 18664, and by other makers as 6-up shipping labels.

    Can I print a postage label on these?

    Not with postage from this page: postage comes from the post office or a carrier, whose label you print from their PDF. Many carriers' labels are 4 × 6 inches, a little larger than these. This template prints the addresses, for parcels you take to the counter or deliver yourself.

    Can I use a sheet I have already used part of?

    Yes. Set Start at label to the first label that is still on the sheet, counting across each row from the top left, and the PDF leaves the empty places blank.

    Updated 10 November 2026