Tillbright Labels makes a print-ready PDF for every size below, so it works with the printer you already own. Here's what to buy, and how to get a perfect sheet.
Use Avery sheet labels in the laser or inkjet printer you already have. Great if you print a batch every week or two.
DYMO, Zebra, Rollo or Brother. One label at a time, no ink, perfect for tagging items as they arrive.
| Label | Per sheet | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avery 5160 / 81601" × 2⅝" | 30 | Price tags on most products. The most popular choice. | |
| Avery 5167 / 8167½" × 1¾" | 80 | Jewelry, small items, and lots of labels per sheet. | |
| Avery 5163 / 81632" × 4" | 10 | Shelf tags with a big, readable price. |
| Label | Printer | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| DYMO 303342¼" × 1¼" | DYMO LabelWriter | Price and barcode with room for the name. | |
| DYMO 303362⅛" × 1" | DYMO LabelWriter | Compact price tags. | |
| DYMO 303321" × 1" | DYMO LabelWriter | Tiny items. Best with short codes or UPCs. | |
| 2" × 1" roll2" × 1" | Zebra, Rollo, Brother | Everyday price and barcode tags. | |
| 2¼" × 1¼" roll2¼" × 1¼" | Zebra, Rollo | A little more room for long names. | |
| 3" × 2" roll3" × 2" | Zebra, Rollo | Shelf tags and bins. |
Print a test page on plain paper first: hold it behind your label sheet up to the light to check the alignment.