Create your custom labels in just a few clicks!
You'll find answers to common questions below. If yours isn't covered, head over to the contact page
It couldn't be simpler: 5 quick steps are all it takes to create your custom label.
Then just print your label sheet at home. No account to create, nothing to install: it all happens in your browser.
AllMyLabels.com is a free service that lets you print your labels yourself. Once your label is finished, just click the “Print my label sheet” button.
No printer to hand? Download your label sheet as a PDF, or your label on its own as a PNG image, and save the file to a USB stick: you can print it at a friend's place or at a print shop.
Printing on shop-bought sheets of sticky labels (Avery, Herma…)? See “How do I print on a shop-bought label sheet?”.
Bought sheets of sticky labels? Your labels can print exactly where the stickers are.
Try it first. Printers often shift the print a little. Click “Labels printing off the sheet? Adjust the printer”, then “Download the test page” and print it on plain paper at 100%. Lay it over your sheet and hold both up to a window: the outlines should sit on the stickers. If not, shift the print “To the right (mm)” or “Down (mm)” (from -5 to 5 mm, in steps of 0.5 mm) and test again. This setting is kept on your device. If the print still misses the stickers, click “Still off? Let us know” to write to me in one click.
White corners? If your label does not quite fill its sticker (an oval on a rectangular sheet, for example), a message warns you that the corners of each sticker will stay white. When the shape follows the stickers, your label runs 1 mm past the edge of each sticker, so no thin white line shows if the print moves slightly.
Sheets with no margin. On some sheets the labels run to the edge of the page. Most printers cannot print the last few millimetres, so the labels around the edge will be slightly trimmed. That is not a fault in your label.
Sheet not in the list? Write to me with the code from the box and I will see whether I can add it. Both A4 sheets (Avery L7160…) and US Letter sheets (Avery 5160, 5163, 22807…) are on the list. You can always choose “Plain sheet” and cut the labels out with scissors.
Find all the supported sheets, with their references, in the printable label sheets.
You choose the size of your label yourself, at the last step. You can set its width, from 4 to 12 centimetres.
By default labels are 8 cm wide; the height depends on the shape of the label (5 cm for the rectangular one, for instance).
At the same step, you choose the space between labels: 3 mm by default, to cut them out with scissors (pinking shears too), or touching, to fit more on the sheet.
On a shop-bought label sheet, the size is set by the sheet: you do not choose it. See “How do I print on a shop-bought label sheet?”.
Yes, creating and printing your labels on AllMyLabels.com is entirely free.
The site runs on advertising. If you would like to help more, you can also make a donation:
You can make any kind of label. There are 8 label categories available:
The last one lets you make any kind of label, with a range of shapes and a wide choice of illustrations.
If a step does not show or stops responding, first reload the page: the label you are working on is kept.
If the problem persists, update your browser or try another one: Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox or Safari on Mac, iPhone and iPad. The site also needs JavaScript to be turned on.
If nothing helps, write to me and say which browser you use and what happens.
If you prefer the old version of the site (v1), it is still online at this address: v1.allmylabels.com.
Your labels are made at the size and in the colours you chose. When the printed sheet looks different, the cause is almost always a setting in the print window or the printer itself.
Size: in the print window, choose “Actual size” or a scale of “100%”, not “Fit to page” or “Shrink to fit”, which enlarge or shrink the whole sheet. The PNG image is at the size you chose as well: insert it in a document or print it at actual size. For a full sheet, use the “Print my label sheet” button or the PDF file instead.
On a shop-bought label sheet: the PDF must also be printed at “100%” or “Actual size”. If the print misses the stickers, first print the test page, then use “Adjust the printer” at the last step (see “How do I print on a shop-bought label sheet?”).
Colour: check that the “Colour” option is selected, not “Black and white” or “Grayscale”. The setting is in the print window, sometimes also in the printer's preferences.
One colour printing as another: if green comes out blue, the yellow cartridge is probably empty; if blue comes out pink or purple, it is the cyan one. Cleaning the print heads or a new cartridge solves it.
If the problem persists, write to me and say which browser and printer you use.