Free Wine Label Maker

Many front wine labels are around 3.5" wide by 4" tall, but bottles vary. Measure the flat label panel on your bottle and adjust columns, rows, gap, and margins until the preview matches.

Plain paper labels can wrinkle or smear on chilled bottles. Use waterproof vinyl sticker paper made for your printer type, and add a clear laminate layer for ice buckets or heavy condensation.

Yes. Soak or peel the factory label, remove adhesive residue, and dry the glass completely before applying your custom label. Clean glass gives the best adhesion.

Yes. Use Image+Text mode for a monogram, names, date, and short message. Print a test on plain paper, wrap it around the bottle, then print the final version on label paper.

Yes. Increase the number of rows and columns for smaller labels. Mini bottle labels vary a lot, so measure the old label or wrap a paper test strip around one bottle.

Matte white sticker paper looks classic and hides minor bottle imperfections. Glossy vinyl looks more commercial and handles moisture better. Kraft labels work well for rustic weddings or homemade wine.

Yes. Use Image+Text mode to pair a photo with a caption, or upload a finished label design as one image and tile it across the sheet.

Use the bottle seam as a guide, start from the center, and smooth outward. For batches, make a simple paper jig or mark a level line on a cutting mat.

Yes. Create a second sheet with ingredients, bottling date, batch notes, or a thank-you message. Smaller back labels can use more rows per page.

This tool can print labels, but commercial alcohol labeling has legal requirements. Check the rules for your location before selling bottled wine.