Free Avery 5260 Template
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Print 30 inkjet address labels per sheet — same layout as 5160, made for inkjet paper. Why free?
Free Avery 5260 Template prints standard 30-up address labels for inkjet printers. The default layout is 3 columns by 10 rows on US Letter, each label 1" x 2 5/8". Use it for mailing addresses, holiday card return labels, shipping prep, or any 30-per-sheet inkjet workflow. Avery 5260 uses the same physical layout as Avery 5160 — just on inkjet-coated paper.
Identical physical layout — 30 labels per US Letter sheet at 1" x 2 5/8", arranged 3 across by 10 down. The only difference is the paper: 5260 is coated for inkjet printers; 5160 is for laser printers. Pick the product that matches your printer. The template here prints the same on either.
Each label is 1" tall by 2 5/8" wide, in a 3-column by 10-row grid on US Letter, for 30 labels per sheet. The grid has a 12 mm top/bottom margin and small gaps between labels to match the Avery die-cut sheet exactly.
Avery doesn't recommend it — the inkjet coating can warm unevenly in a laser printer and risk lifting or jamming. If you only have a laser printer, use Avery 5160 sheets instead; same layout, the right material, no template change needed.
Let the sheet air-dry 30–60 seconds before stacking or handling. Pick up by the edges. If smudging persists, lower the print density in your printer driver, or pick a slightly slower print mode. Dye-based inks dry faster than pigment for typical 5260 use.
Yes. Click any cell on the sheet and use the per-cell editor to mark it blank. Print — those cells stay clean and the rest of the sheet is reusable later. Easiest way to use a partial sheet without wasting it.
Two things: in your browser's print dialog, set Scale: 100% and turn off headers and footers. Then do a single test print on plain paper, hold it over a real 5260 sheet against a window, and check alignment. If labels are shifted, most printer drivers have a small offset/calibration utility.
Yes. Switch to Text mode and click Import CSV. The tool maps your columns (Name, Street, City, State, ZIP) into multi-line labels automatically — one row per label. Up to 30 fit on one 5260 sheet; for larger lists, print multiple sheets.
Almost always a print-dialog scaling issue or a printer margin offset. Verify Scale: 100% and Margins set to None or Default. If it's still off, most printers have an alignment/registration utility in their driver — run it once and the template will line up afterward.
Yes. Use Image+Text mode, upload your logo, type addresses in the text box, and choose a band-left or band-right position. The logo repeats next to each address. 5260 labels are narrow (2 5/8"), so keep the logo simple and the address concise to leave room.
No. This template runs entirely in your browser — no Word document, no Avery Design & Print account, no software install. Type or paste addresses, click Download PDF, and print. Your data stays on your device; nothing is uploaded.