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Print Avery labels from Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets. local, no login. Print labels from Excel, CSV, and Google Sheets — right in your browser. Sheets to Labels is a free label maker that turns spreadsheet rows into print-ready Avery label sheets. No account, no subscription, no upload to the cloud. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Import data from Excel (.xlsx / .xls), CSV files, pasted text, or a Google Sheets share link • Map spreadsheet columns to label fields (name, address, SKU, price, barcode, and more) • Auto-match common column names so you can start printing in minutes • Choose ready-made templates: address labels, shipping labels, price tags, barcode labels, and event place cards • Search Avery label sizes (5160, 8160, 5161, 5162, 5163, 8163, 5164, L7160, L7163, L7165, and more) • Preview a single label or the full sheet before printing • Export a merged print-ready PDF, or a ZIP with one PDF per row • Add text, barcodes, and QR codes to your label design • Save and reopen drafts locally in your browser 100% LOCAL & PRIVATE Your spreadsheet is parsed and your labels are rendered entirely on your device. We do not inject into or read your Google Sheets tab. For Google Sheets, paste a viewable share link or a published-to-web link — no Google sign-in inside the extension. SUPPORTED AVERY LABEL SIZES US Letter: 5160, 8160, 5161, 5162, 5163, 8163, 5164, 22805 A4: L7160, L7163, L7165 Custom US Letter and A4 layouts are also supported. PERFECT FOR • Address labels and mailing labels from a contact list • Shipping labels for small business orders • Retail price tags and barcode labels from inventory spreadsheets • School name tags, wedding place cards, and event seating cards • Anyone who needs to print labels from Excel or Google Sheets at home or work HOW TO USE 1. Click the extension icon and open the label designer 2. Import your Excel, CSV, or Google Sheets data 3. Pick a template and Avery label size 4. Map your columns, preview the sheet, and export PDF
Aug 25, 2026
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