Avery 5160, 8160, 5163, L7160 and more
Avery Label Maker for Sheets
Create Avery-compatible address labels, shipping labels, name badges, barcode labels, and custom sheets from Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets. Pick the layout, preview the sheet, and export a PDF that is ready to print.
Independent Avery-compatible workflow. Not affiliated with Avery.
Popular Avery-compatible label layouts
Start with the product code on your label package. If your exact code shares the same sheet size, rows, columns, margins, and gaps, the compatible layout will print the same way.
Avery 5160 / 8160
30 address labels per US Letter sheet. Best for mailing lists, invitations, and return labels.
Avery 5163 / 8163
10 larger labels per sheet for shipping, storage, product, and operations labels.
Avery 5161
20 labels per sheet when you need a wider address or product label format.
Avery 5162
14 labels per sheet for larger mailing blocks, badges, and longer text.
Avery 5164
6 larger shipping or organization labels per US Letter sheet.
Avery 5195
Name badge and event label layouts for attendee lists, classrooms, and check-in tables.
Avery L7160
A4 address label layout for UK, EU, and international label stock.
Custom sheet layout
Set your own label size, margins, gaps, rows, and columns when the package code is not listed.
Everything starts from the sheet you already have
Bring the list, choose the label stock, and let the editor repeat the design across the page. This keeps the workflow simple for one-off mailings and repeat batches.
Address labels
Print recipient labels from contact lists, wedding guest lists, CRM exports, or school rosters.
Barcode and QR labels
Turn SKU, asset, product, or URL columns into scannable labels on Avery-compatible sheets.
Name badges
Create badge sheets from attendee names, class lists, volunteer rosters, or event registrations.
Shipping and storage labels
Use larger sheet labels for boxes, inventory bins, product packaging, and back-office jobs.
How it works
From spreadsheet to printed labels in three steps
Keep the process practical: match the paper, load real rows, then test the PDF before using label stock.
1
Choose the sheet layout
Pick an Avery-compatible preset such as 5160, 8160, 5163, or an A4 L-series layout. You can also use custom measurements.
2
Import your rows
Upload Excel or CSV, paste rows, or connect Google Sheets. Use one row per label for clean batch printing.
3
Preview and print the PDF
Check the full sheet, export the PDF, and print at 100% / Actual Size. Test on plain paper first for alignment.
Avery Label Maker FAQ
Quick answers before you print on real label stock.
Still have questions?
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Make one test sheet before you print the batch
Import a few real rows, choose the matching Avery-compatible layout, export a PDF, and check alignment at actual size.