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Label Templates

Download blank A4 label templates for all of our standard A4 sheet sizes in MS Word or PDF format.

Choose from templates for rectangular labels with rounded corners, rectangular labels with square corners, round labels, oval labels or square labels.

Please test on a plain piece of paper first as various printers feed differently and some adjustments may be required to get your template layout right.

Click on the relevant Word or PDF link below to download the label template.

Templates For Rectangular Labels With Rounded Corners

Label Code No. Per Sheet Label Size Word Template PDF Template
CL1199 1 199.6mm x 289.1mm Word PDF
CL2199 2 199.6mm x 143.5mm Word PDF 
CL499 4 99.1mm x 139mm Word PDF
CL699 6 99.1mm x 93.1mm Word PDF
CL899 8 99.1mm x 67.7mm Word PDF 
CL1099 10 99.1mm x 57.3mm Word PDF
CL1263 12 63.5mm x 72mm Word PDF
CL1299 12 99.1mm x 42mm Word PDF
CL1499 14 99.1mm x 38.1mm Word PDF 
CL1699 16 99.1mm x 33.9mm Word PDF
CL1863 18 63.5mm x 46.6mm Word PDF
CL2163 21 63.5mm x 38.1mm Word PDF
CL2463 24 63.5mm x 33.9mm Word PDF
CL2763 27 63.5 x 29.6mm Word PDF
CL3649 36 48.9mm x 29.6mm Word PDF
CL4045 40 45.7mm x 25.5mm Word PDF 
CL4845 48 45.7mm x 21.2mm Word PDF
CL6538 65 38.1mm x 21.2mm Word PDF 
CL8446 84 46mm x 11.1mm Word PDF
CL18925 189 25.4mm x 10mm Word PDF

Templates For Rectangular Labels With Square Corners

Label Code No. Per Sheet Label Size Word Template PDF Template
CL1210 1 210mm x 297mm Word PDF
CL2210 2 210mm x 148.5mm Word PDF
CL3210 3 210mm x 99mm Word PDF
CL4105 4 105mm x 148.5mm Word PDF
CL8105 8 105mm x 74mm Word PDF
CL16105 16 105mm x 37mm Word PDF
CL3070 30 70mm x 29.7mm Word PDF

Templates For Round Labels

Label Code No. Per Sheet Label Size Word Template PDF Template
CL2120R 2 120mm Diameter Word PDF
CL680R 6 80mm Diameter Word PDF
CL688R 6 88mm Diameter Word PDF
CL869R 8 69mm Diameter Word PDF
CL1260R 12 60mm Diameter Word PDF
CL1264R 12 64mm Diameter Word PDF
CL1551R 15 51mm Diameter Word PDF 
CL2440R 24 40mm Diameter Word PDF
CL2445R 24 45mm Diameter Word PDF
CL3537R 35 37mm Diameter Word PDF
CL4830R 48 30mm Diameter Word PDF
CL5429R 54 29mm Diameter Word
CL7025R 70 25mm Diameter Word PDF 
CL11719R 117 19mm Diameter Word PDF
CL21613R 216 13mm Diameter Word PDF

Templates For Oval Labels

Label Code No. Per Sheet Label Size Word Template PDF Template
CL495OV 4 95 x 134mm Word PDF
CL692OV 6 92 x 76mm Word PDF
CL1055OV 10 55 x 75mm Word PDF 
CL1648OV 16 48 x 70mm Word PDF
CL2040OV 24 40 x 50mm Word PDF

Templates For Square Labels

Label Code No. Per Sheet Label Size Word Template PDF Template
CL680SQ 6 80mm x 80mm Word PDF
CL1260SQ 12 60mm x 60mm Word PDF
CL1265SQ 12 65mm x 65mm Word PDF
CL1551SQ 15 51mm x 51mm Word PDF
CL3537SQ 35 37mm x 37mm Word PDF
CL4830SQ 48 30mm x 30mm Word PDF
CL7025SQ 70 25mm x 25mm Word PDF

Templates For Heart Shape Labels

Label Code No. Per Sheet Label Size Word Template PDF Template
CL869H 8 69mm x 69mm Word PDF
CL1260H 12 60mm x 60mm Word PDF
CL2443H 24 43mm x 43mm Word PDF

How To Print On Labels Using Templates

Our free label templates for Microsoft Word and PDF make it very easy for you to print on our labels.

Before you choose your labels, consider the type of printer you are using. As a rule of thumb, laser printers and toner based photocopiers are suitable for printing on labels of all types. However an inkjet printer is generally not suitable for printing on labels with a gloss surface, such as waterproof labels, metallic labels, or fluorescent labels. We do have special inkjet gloss labels and transparent inkjet gloss labels available if you need a glossy label that is compatible with an inkjet printer.

How To Add Text To Your Label Template

Within Microsoft Word, there is a simple program which helps you to position the print on labels accurately. To find this, go to: Tools > Letters and Mailings. Then under options, you can select the label layout if you know the equivalent software code.

However, to make things easier, we have produced the label templates on this page where you can simply download a WORD or PDF label template file to assist you to print on labels.

Always test on a piece of paper first as all printers feed differently and some adjustments may be required.

Sometimes clients just can’t get our templates to work for them. So, on most PDF templates, we have included all the technical data so you can set up your own templates. If this information is missing on your template please send us an email and we will send you the settings.

Most Laser printers have an alternative setting for ‘labels’; this changes the default paper setting from 80gsm. On the screen that appears before you print look for the ‘properties’ or ‘settings’ option where you will find a selection of ‘material’ settings. Choosing the ‘labels’ setting will slow down the printer and will alter the temperature of the fuser unit, so that more energy is supplied to the labels. This bonds the toner to the surface of the labels. If you use the ‘normal paper’ settings then the toner may rub off easily because there has not been enough energy to bond it correctly.

Label Printing Hints & Tips

Laser and inkjet printers have an accuracy of +/- 1mm, so make sure you leave a good margin around your design or text to allow for this.
If the print does not line up perfectly then adjust the page margins. This can be done in the ‘Page Settings’ section under the ‘File’ tab.
Water in the label adhesive can evaporate when used in hot printers, so we would recommend not printing on the same sheet more than once.
Do not put a sheet of labels through the printer with any labels missing, as this can cause a paper error in the printer.
Always feed in your labels in Portrait (narrow edge) orientation, as this is the direction of the grain and ensures the strength of the label is retained.
Laser and inkjet printers do not print right up to the edge of the A4 sheet, so if you have labels with no side border remember that you need to allow 3mm (depending on the printer) as a border.
All trademarks are fully recognised, including Microsoft and the Avery* Dennison group. The Avery* label codes can be found in many software programs.

Troubleshooting Label Templates

Print Settings

If the printed text or designs become steadily more misaligned, the first item to check is that you have the correct settings on your laser or inkjet printer.

Before starting to print, go into the printer settings. These may be called Printer Properties / Printing Preferences / Print Settings, etc, and check the following:

  • Scaling is turned off in your print settings (Printer Properties / Printing Preferences / Print Settings), as this can cause alignment problems.
  • Paper size is set to A4 rather than Letter size.
  • No options such as “Ignore Printer Settings” are applied.
  • Also, ensure that your printer has the most up to date print driver installed.

Test print your label template on plain paper to see if this has fixed the issue.

Label Print Misalignment

If your print is misaligned in the same direction by the same amount, then you should adjust the page margins of the template.

In Microsoft Word, click on the ‘Layout’ tab at the top. Select ‘Margins’ > ‘Custom Margins’. Adjust the page margins accordingly. Usually, only the top and / or left margins need to be adjusted.

If your designs are printing out too high – Increase the top margin.
If your designs are printing out too low – Decrease the top margin.
If your designs print too far left – Increase the left margin.
If your designs print too far right – Increase the right margin.
Measure your printed label templates to ascertain how much you should adjust your margins.

However, sometimes it’s best to rely on a trial and error to get things just right. Adjust your page margins to an approximate estimate, and then carry out a test print of your template onto plain paper. This will mean that you won’t waste sheets of labels while experimenting. Compare this with a sheet of labels to see if your designs match up. If not, adjust and test print again. Rinse and repeat until it is correctly aligned.

Label Template Measurements

Check that your label template is set up with the correct measurements. Some templates (e.g. Word) might automatically adjust in size as you add content.

Ensure that the label width and height is correct for every label on your sheet. Check any gaps between the rows and columns of blank labels correct.

In Microsoft Word, the Table Properties tool can be used to check the width and height of all rows and columns of blank labels in your label template. Move your cursor to the top left of your label template until the four headed arrow appears.

As an alternative, left click once somewhere in the middle of your label template. This will bring up a ‘Table Tools Format Tab’ at the top area of the screen. Select the Table Tools Layout tab and the Table Properties tool should be displayed on the left hand side of the ribbon. Use the Row and Column tabs to check the measurements of each row and column.

If any measurements are not correct, apply the correct measurements to adjust your label template back to the right size and layout.

In Word, you can adjust measurements either by changing the sizes displayed in the Table Properties tool or by using the height and width boxes displayed on the right hand side of the ribbon under the Table Tools Layout tab.

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