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Free Avery 8160 Template

Print Avery 8160 inkjet address labels, 30 per sheet. No Word, no signup. Why free?

Free Avery 8160 Template prints inkjet address labels in the same 30-up layout as Avery 5160: 3 columns by 10 rows, each label 1" x 2 5/8". Type addresses, paste a list, import CSV columns, repeat return labels, or customize individual cells before printing.

Frequently asked questions

Are Avery 8160 and 5160 the same size?

Yes. Avery 8160 and 5160 use the same 30-up layout: 1" x 2 5/8" labels, 3 columns by 10 rows. 8160 is made for inkjet printers; 5160 is made for laser printers.

Can I use this instead of Avery Design and Print?

Yes. Type, paste, or import addresses directly in the browser and print at 100%. No Avery account, Word template, or download is required.

Can I import a mailing list?

Yes. Import a CSV and map name, street, city, state, ZIP, and country columns. Each row becomes one multi-line address label.

Can I print return address labels?

Yes. Type your return address once and use Tile / repeat to fill all 30 labels.

Why are my labels not lining up?

The most common issue is print scaling. Set scale to 100%, turn off headers and footers, and avoid Fit to page. Test on plain paper first.

Can I use generic 30-up inkjet labels?

Usually yes if the package says 1" x 2 5/8", 30 per sheet, or compatible with Avery 8160/5160. Test alignment before printing a full sheet.

What inkjet paper finish is best?

Matte white inkjet labels are best for addresses because they dry quickly and stay readable. Glossy inkjet labels can look sharper but need more drying time.

Can I leave labels blank on a used sheet?

Yes. Click cells and mark them blank before printing a partial sheet.

Does this work on Mac and Chromebook?

Yes. It runs in the browser and uses the system print dialog, so it works on Mac, Windows, Chromebook, and Linux.

Is my address data private?

Yes. Address text and CSV files stay in your browser and are not uploaded to a server.