— stickers
—
0 filled
🖼
Upload images to fill your sticker sheet
Free Avery® 5167-Compatible Template - Return Address Labels
Print Avery 5167 return address labels: 80 per sheet, no Word or signup. Why free?
Use Avery 5167 when you need small return address labels: 80 per US Letter sheet in four columns and twenty rows. This free template keeps the tiny 1/2 x 1 3/4 inch layout ready so you can repeat one address, import short codes, or print small organization labels without setting up Word.
Label size1/2" x 1 3/4"
Labels per sheet80
Grid4 columns x 20 rows
SheetUS Letter, portrait
Use caseReturn address labels
Avery 5267, 8167, and 8667 use the same small return-label layout; choose the product made for your printer type.
Frequently asked questions
Avery 5167 template preview
What size is Avery 5167?
Avery 5167 is a small return address label format: about 1/2" tall by 1 3/4" wide, arranged 4 columns by 20 rows for 80 labels per US Letter sheet.
Is Avery 5167 good for full addresses?
It is best for return addresses, short mailing addresses, product codes, or small ID labels. Long recipient addresses may be too cramped unless you use very small text.
Can I repeat one return address 80 times?
Yes. Type the return address once and use Tile / repeat, or duplicate one customized cell to the whole sheet.
Can I import a list?
Yes, but keep each label short. CSV import works, though 5167 labels have limited room for multi-line addresses.
How do I keep tiny labels readable?
Use a simple sans-serif font, avoid extra decoration, and keep lines short. Auto-fit helps, but tiny labels still need concise text.
Can I print partial sheets?
Yes. Use the per-cell editor to leave already-used positions blank before printing.
What printer settings matter most?
Use 100% scale, disable headers and footers, and test on plain paper. Small labels make printer scaling errors more visible.
Are 5167 and 8167 the same layout?
Avery 8167 is the inkjet counterpart to 5167 and uses the same small return-label geometry. Choose the product type that matches your printer.
Can I use this for product codes or sample IDs?
Yes. The 80-up format is useful for small SKU labels, sample IDs, classroom items, and tiny storage labels.
Is the data stored?
No. Text and CSV data stay local to your browser and disappear when you close or clear the page.