Forget complicated mail merge add-ons. Here is the modern way to turn your spreadsheet rows into printable mailing labels, address stickers, and name badges in under 2 minutes.

Follow this guide to print your first batch.
Open your Google Sheet. Ensure your first row has headers like 'Name', 'Address', 'City'.
Click 'Import Data' on our dashboard and select your Google Sheet file.
Choose a standard size like **Avery 5160** (Address) or search for your label code.
Click 'Generate PDF'. Open the file and print. Ensure your printer scale is set to '100%'.
Google Sheets is the perfect database for your label data.
See how others are printing labels from Google Sheets.
I used to waste hours trying to **mail merge labels** in Word. Now I just keep my customer list in Google Sheets and print my shipping labels in one click.
Sarah Jenkins
Small Business Owner
The best tool for **printing badges from a spreadsheet**. We had 500 attendees in our Google Sheet and printed all their QR code badges perfectly.
Mike Chen
Event Coordinator
I searched for **how to make labels in google sheets** and found this. It's so much easier than the add-ons I tried before.
Emily R.
Teacher
Traditional mail merge in Google Docs is clunky. Here's why you should switch.
See exactly how your label looks with real data before you print.
You don't need to write `<<Address>>` codes. Just drag and drop fields.
Mail merge struggles with images. We handle image URLs and barcodes natively.
Answers to your printing questions.