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Print clean, modern spice jar labels at home. No signup, no watermark, no email. Why? →
Free Spice Jar Label Maker is a browser-based tool for printing custom spice labels at home — type your spice list, pick a font, hit print. Perfect for clear glass spice jars, square Bormioli jars, mason jars, and Mrs. Anderson's spice jar sets. Choose round, rounded, or square labels in serif, sans, or script fonts. Works with Avery sticker paper, vinyl sticker paper, or plain paper plus glue. Your data stays in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.
Most clear glass spice jars take a 1.5" to 2" label on the front, or a 1.5" round label on the lid. The default preset here is sized for a 2-column × 6-row sheet on US Letter — about 3.5" × 1.6" labels — which fits the front of a square 4oz jar. For round lid labels, switch to the Mason Jar Lids preset and adjust to 1.5".
For matte modern labels, use Avery 22806 round white labels (1.67") or any full-sheet matte sticker paper cut to size. For wipe-clean labels that survive splatter, use vinyl sticker paper (which is water-resistant on its own) or laminate matte paper after printing. Glossy paper smudges easily near the stove, so matte is generally a better choice for a kitchen.
For a modern minimalist kitchen, use the Sans font in regular or semibold weight, all caps or lowercase. For a farmhouse / vintage aesthetic, use Serif. Script reads as elegant but can be hard to scan when you're cooking — keep it for decorative pantry labels, not active cooking jars. Type size auto-fits, so longer names like "Smoked Paprika" automatically scale to fit.
Two options. First, print on vinyl sticker paper, which is water-resistant on its own and handles light splatter and damp hands. Second, print on regular sticker paper and apply a self-adhesive laminating sheet over the top before cutting. Both methods survive normal kitchen use; for dishwasher-safe labels, vinyl plus laminate together is the safest combo.
Soak the jar in warm soapy water for 15–30 minutes, then peel. For stubborn adhesive, rub with a paste of baking soda and vegetable oil, let sit 10 minutes, and wipe clean. Goo Gone or rubbing alcohol also works on glass. Avoid scraping with metal — it scratches the glass and leaves marks where new labels won't sit flat.
Yes. Mrs. Anderson's square 4oz jars take a 3" × 1.5" front label — use the default preset and adjust the rows down to 5 if you want larger labels. Bormioli Quattro Stagioni 5oz jars take a 2" round front label. Standard wide-mouth mason jars take a 2.5" round lid label — switch to the Mason Jar Lids preset for those.