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30 address labels per US Letter sheet, 1" × 2⅝". Print on Avery® 5160 sheets or compatible 30-up label stock. No signup, no Word required. Why? →
Need to print Avery 5160 address labels without wrestling with Word? This free browser template is already set up for the standard 30-up US Letter sheet: three columns, ten rows, and labels that are 1 inch by 2 5/8 inches. Type or import your addresses, check the preview, and print at 100% scale. It also works with Avery 5260, 5960, 8160, 8460, and many generic 30-up address label sheets. Everything stays in your browser.
If your package says Avery 5260, 5960, 8160, 8460, 8660, 18660, or generic 30-up address labels, the sheet geometry is usually the same. Use paper made for your printer type.
Avery 5160 is the most common address label format: 30 labels per US Letter sheet, each 1" tall × 2⅝" wide, arranged 3 across and 10 down. Side margin is about 0.19", top margin is 0.5", with no gap between labels. The default preset here is set up for this 30-up layout; print at 100% scale (not fit-to-page) and run a test on plain paper first to confirm the labels line up with your sheet.
Functionally yes. Same physical layout (30-up, 1" × 2⅝"). The difference is 5160 is for laser printers and 8160 is for inkjet printers. The adhesive and label coating are slightly different to handle laser heat vs inkjet ink absorption. Use the right one for your printer; if you can't find 5160 specifically, 8160 will work in a laser printer in a pinch but may peel sooner.
Three things: (1) in the print dialog, set scale to 100%. Never "fit to page"; (2) turn off browser headers and footers; (3) load the sheet into the printer with the correct orientation (most laser printers want labels face-up, most inkjets face-down). Test on plain paper first by holding it up to a real label sheet against a light. The rectangles should align perfectly.
Common Avery-5160-compatible labels include: Avery 5260, 5960, 8160, 8460; Staples 18065 and 575456; Office Depot 612-263 and 612-264; Maco MS-5160; Online Labels OL875; and most house brands sold at Walmart, Target, and Amazon labeled "30 per sheet" or "1 × 2⅝". They share the same die-cut layout, so this template is designed to match them; run a plain-paper test before printing a full batch.
Exactly 30 labels per US Letter sheet. Paste a list of addresses one per line. If you have 30 different ones, you'll get a sheet of unique address labels; if you have 1 address repeated (return-address use), turn on tile mode and all 30 cells fill with the same address. The default font auto-fits, so even longer addresses fit within the 1" × 2⅝" cell.
Yes. That's why it exists. Everything runs in the browser (Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge. Mac, Windows, Linux, or Chromebook). No Word, no Pages, no software install, no Avery Design & Print account. Type addresses, hit Print, choose your printer in the system dialog, and the labels line up with the die-cut sheet. Saving as PDF works the same way through the print dialog.
Yes. Use the per-cell editor to leave used label positions blank, or start your content in a later cell by clearing the earlier ones. Run a plain-paper test first when feeding a partly used label sheet because exposed adhesive edges can curl in some printers.
Progressive drift usually means the print dialog is scaling the page or the printer driver is adding margins. Set scale to 100%, disable headers and footers, and choose the closest borderless or actual-size option your printer offers.
Yes. Those products use the same 30-up 1" x 2 5/8" layout as Avery 5160. The paper finish and printer type may differ, but the template geometry is the same.
Yes. Use Import CSV to map Name, Street, City, State, ZIP, and Country columns. Each CSV row becomes one multi-line Avery 5160 label.
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