Return address labels

Type your name and address once and get a full sheet of return address labels as a PDF, ready for Avery 5167 (80 small labels), 5160 (30) or the A4 equivalents. No account, no watermark, and nothing is uploaded.

Your addressPDF

Type your address

Name and address, one line each

Up to six lines, each printed as you type it. Small labels hold four or five lines; the list below the picture shows if anything had to change.

Choose the label sheet

Label sheet

The number is printed on the box and on each sheet.

Number of sheets

Up to 20 sheets in one PDF.

First line in bold

Move the print right (mm)

Only if a test print lands off the labels. Negative numbers move it left.

Move the print down (mm)

Negative numbers move it up.

Print label outlines (for a test on plain paper)

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How to make return address labels

Type your name and address, one line each, as you want them printed.
Choose the label sheet and how many sheets you need. The picture shows how the labels will look.
Download the PDF and print it at 100% (“Actual size”), first on plain paper, then on the labels.

Which sheet to use

Avery 5167 (and 8167): 80 small labels of ½" × 1¾" on US Letter, made for return addresses.
Avery L7651: 65 small labels of 38.1 × 21.2 mm on A4.
Avery 5160 or L7160: larger labels with room for a longer address or a business name.

Small labels fit three or four short lines. Leave out the country for letters within your own country, and use the short forms the post office accepts, such as state codes.

Printing tips

Choose “Actual size” or 100% in the print dialog, never “Fit to page”.
Tick “Print label outlines” for a test on plain paper, and hold it against a label sheet in front of a light.
If every label is off by the same amount, move the print by that many millimetres and test again.

Avery is a trademark of Avery Products Corporation. SheetConvert isn’t affiliated with Avery; the sheet numbers are used only to say which labels the layouts fit.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. There is no account or watermark. One PDF holds up to 20 sheets; make another for more.

Can I add a picture or logo?

Not here. The labels hold text only, which keeps small labels easy to read and print.

How many lines fit on a label?

Up to six lines are used. The small 5167 and L7651 labels hold four or five lines; three or four short ones are easiest to read. The text is sized to fit, and the list under the preview says if a label had to be printed smaller, a long line shortened with “…”, or a line left out.