Type your address once and fill a sheet. Choose a design for the season, then print on Avery 5167 (80 per sheet), 5160 (30) or any other standard sheet.
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Step 2
Print the alignment test on plain paper first. If everything sits a little to one side, move it here in 1/32-inch steps, then print the test again.
Step 3
When you print, choose Actual size (or Scale 100%), not “Fit to page”. That is the one setting that decides whether labels line up.
Your addresses never leave this device. The PDF is made right here in your browser.
Addressing a stack of cards too? The address label maker takes your whole list, and the Christmas card list keeps track of who you've sent to.
In the top left corner of the front of the envelope, with the recipient’s address in the middle. A return label fits there neatly.
Your name (or your family name), your street address or PO Box, and your city, state and ZIP code. Three lines is typical; an apartment or suite number goes at the end of the street line.
Avery 5167 (and its inkjet twin 8167) are the classic small return address labels: 1/2" × 1-3/4", 80 per sheet. For bigger text, use 5160: 1" × 2-5/8", 30 per sheet.
Yes. Pick holly, a tree, a star, a snowflake or an ornament as the design, and choose a deep red or evergreen ink if you like. The art prints in color on color printers.
Set How many sheets. Every label on every sheet gets your address. To use the rest of a half-used sheet, set Start at label to the first empty one.