Import your address list from a spreadsheet and print directly on #10, DL, C5, A7, Monarch or any custom-size envelope. Choose a font, preview the layout, and export a pixel-perfect PDF. No Word mail-merge setup needed.
Works with any inkjet or laser printer that feeds envelopes
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Choose an envelope size, add your sender and recipient addresses, then export a print-ready PDF sized exactly to your envelope.
Common sizes: #10 (241×105 mm), DL (220×110 mm), C5 (229×162 mm), A7 (184×133 mm), Monarch (191×98 mm)
No desktop software required. No Word mail-merge templates to fight with.
Click "Print Envelopes Now" above to open Address Label Maker in custom-size mode. Enter your envelope dimensions in millimeters (e.g. 241 x 105 for #10, or 220 x 110 for DL). See the size chart below for common sizes.
Upload an Excel (.xlsx) or CSV file, paste rows, or connect Google Sheets. The tool auto-maps name, street, city, state, ZIP, and country columns. Each row becomes one envelope.
Choose a font, adjust text size and position, then preview on screen. Export a PDF sized exactly to your envelope. In the print dialog, set scale to Actual Size (100%) and paper size to match your envelope.
Enter these dimensions as your custom label size in the editor. Width is the longer dimension (left-to-right), height is the shorter dimension (top-to-bottom) when the envelope is in landscape orientation for printing.
241.3 x 104.8 mm (9½ x 4⅛ in). The most common US business envelope. Fits a tri-folded US Letter sheet. Used for invoices, checks, statements, contracts, and general business mail.
220 x 110 mm (8.66 x 4.33 in). The global standard for A4 paper folded in thirds. Used in Europe, UK, Australia, and most countries outside North America.
229 x 162 mm (9.02 x 6.38 in). Fits an unfolded A5 sheet or A4 folded in half. Popular for catalogs, booklets, formal invitations, and thicker enclosures.
184 x 133 mm (7¼ x 5¼ in). The standard for wedding invitations, greeting cards, RSVP cards, and event announcements. Fits 5x7 inch cards without folding.
190.5 x 98.4 mm (7½ x 3⅞ in). Used for personal stationery, executive letterhead, and formal notes. Slightly smaller and more elegant than #10.
165.1 x 92.1 mm (6½ x 3⅝ in). Compact envelope for personal letters, remittance envelopes, reply mail, and utility bills. Also called a "remittance envelope".
324 x 229 mm (12.76 x 9.02 in). Fits a full A4 sheet without folding. Used for contracts, certificates, photos, and documents that should not be creased.
146 x 111 mm (5¾ x 4⅜ in). Fits A2-size cards (4¼ x 5½ in). Common for RSVP reply cards, thank-you notes, and small personal correspondence.
Envelope feeding is the #1 frustration. These brand-specific instructions cover the most common home and office printers. Always do a test print on plain paper first.
Feed envelopes short-edge first into the priority feed slot (Tray 1). HP Inkjet: print side facing DOWN, flap on left, closed. HP LaserJet: print side facing UP, flap on left, closed. Set paper type to "Envelope" and paper size to your envelope dimensions in Printing Preferences. Disable duplex. For HP Smart Tank and DeskJet models, use the input tray with the width guide snug against the envelope edge.
Word's envelope mail-merge is slow, confusing, and breaks between versions. A browser-based workflow is faster and more reliable.
Skip the 15-step Word mail-merge wizard. Upload your spreadsheet, pick a size, and print. No field codes, no "Next Record" rules, no formatting resets.
Runs in any modern browser. No Microsoft Office license required. Chromebook and iPad users can generate the PDF and print from the system dialog.
The PDF page size matches your envelope exactly — no scaling surprises at the printer. Text lands where you see it on screen.
Address data is processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server. Safe for client lists, patient data, legal contacts, and employee addresses.
From one-time event mailings to recurring business mail, spreadsheet-to-envelope printing saves hours.
Print calligraphy-style addresses on A7 or 5x7 envelopes for wedding invitations, save-the-dates, RSVP reply envelopes, bridal shower mail, and thank-you cards.
Batch-print #10 envelopes for monthly invoices, contracts, client gifts, marketing mailers, and tax documents without ordering pre-printed stock.
Print your contact list onto envelopes for Christmas cards, New Year greetings, Diwali cards, Chinese New Year red envelopes (address portion), and seasonal newsletters.
Print professional envelopes for property listings, appointment reminders, legal notices, explanation of benefits, and patient correspondence from your CRM export.
Mail merge envelopes for fundraising campaigns, donation receipts, event invites, parent newsletters, and alumni outreach — all from a shared Google Sheet.
Both work. Here is when to choose each approach.
You want a premium, label-free look. Best for weddings, executive mail, formal invitations, and branded business envelopes where appearance matters.
You need high volume, use padded mailers or boxes, or want reusable sheets. Labels are faster for bulk shipping and work on any surface.
No label edges, no peeling corners, no misalignment. Text printed directly on the envelope looks intentional and professional.
Print on envelopes you already have — white, kraft, cream, colored, or linen-textured. No label sheets to buy or waste.
Batch-print 50 or 500 envelopes in the time it takes to hand-address five. Consistent, legible, and typo-free every time.
HP, Brother, Canon, Epson, Lexmark — any printer with a manual feed slot. Inkjet or laser, home or office, Mac or PC.
Microsoft Word's envelope merge is the traditional approach, but it is slow and error-prone for most users.
Word requires configuring data sources, inserting merge fields, setting up envelope sizes in Page Layout, running the merge wizard, and troubleshooting field formatting. Our tool: upload → pick size → export. Done.
Word mail-merge fields break when columns are renamed, Excel files are moved, or the data source connection resets. Browser-based import maps columns once with no persistent connections to break.
See every envelope rendered at actual size before exporting. Word only shows merge fields until you run "Preview Results" one record at a time.
Answers to the most common envelope printing questions.
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Open Address Label Maker in custom-size mode, enter your envelope dimensions, import your address list, and export a print-ready PDF.