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Create and print mailing labels in Google Docs. Mail merge addresses from Google Sheets using 1,000+ templates compatible with Avery™ labels. Install the Foxy Labels add-on ➤
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Overview
Foxy Labels is a label maker for Google Docs and Google Sheets. Create and print mailing labels, mail merge addresses from a spreadsheet, and customize labels with text, images, QR codes, and barcodes.

Choose from 1,000+ templates compatible with Avery™ and other label brands. Make address labels for envelopes, shipping labels for packages, product stickers, or name badges—all from your browser.

**What you can do with Foxy Labels**

- Mail merge names, addresses, and other spreadsheet data into printable labels.
- Create a sheet of matching labels or personalize each label individually.
- Customize fonts, colors, text alignment, and images.
- Add QR codes and barcodes to your designs.
- Generate labels from filtered spreadsheet rows.
- Use multiple merge fields in each label.
- Choose templates for US Letter and A4 paper.
- Create labels without advertising or watermarks.
- Print unlimited labels with a paid plan.

Find label templates by manufacturer or product number. Supported Avery™ formats include 5160, 8160, 5163, 5164, 5366, and 5195.

The template library also includes formats compatible with Avery™ Zweckform™, OnlineLabels.com, SheetLabels.com, Herma, and ULINE™. Choose from rectangular, square, round, and oval label layouts.

Match the template to the product number and paper size on your label packaging before printing.

[Browse supported label templates](https://foxylabels.com/templates)

**How to make labels in Google Docs**

To create labels in Google Docs, open Foxy Labels, choose a template that matches your label sheets, add your content, and generate a document to print.

1. Install Foxy Labels and open a document.
2. Select Extensions → Foxy Labels → Create labels.
3. Open the template selector, search for your label format, and click “Apply template.”
4. Enter your label text and customize the design. To use spreadsheet data, choose “Select sheet” and insert the appropriate merge fields.
5. Click “Create labels,” then open the generated document.
6. Review the layout and select File → Print.

You can also choose to design each label separately. Spreadsheet merging is unavailable while individual label design is enabled.

[Follow the Google Docs label tutorial](https://foxylabels.com/how-to-make-labels-in-google-docs)

**How to print mailing labels from Google Sheets**

Use mail merge to turn a spreadsheet of names and addresses into personalized labels. Each row supplies the information for a different label.

1. Prepare your spreadsheet with column headers such as Name, Street Address, City, State, and Postal Code.
2. Select Extensions → Foxy Labels → Create labels.
3. Choose the template that matches your label sheets.
4. Use “Merge Fields” to place your spreadsheet columns in the label design.
5. Adjust the formatting and click “Create labels.”
6. Open the generated document, check the addresses, and print.

[Follow the Google Sheets mail merge tutorial](https://foxylabels.com/how-to-print-labels-from-google-sheets)

**Check alignment before printing**

Print a test page on plain paper first and compare it with your label sheet. Confirm the template, paper size, and orientation. Use 100% print scale and check that long text has not expanded the label layout.

**Labels for home, school, and business**

- Mailing: address and return address labels for wedding invitations, holiday cards, and customer mailings.
- Retail: product labels, price stickers, and packaging labels.
- Events: attendee name badges and personalized gift tags.
- Schools and libraries: student name labels, book labels, and classroom organization.
- Home: labels for jars, bottles, storage boxes, and supplies.

**Can I add images, QR codes, or barcodes?**

Yes. Add images to your label designs or use the merge tools to create personalized labels with images, QR codes, and barcodes.

[Add images to labels](https://foxylabels.com/how-to-add-images-to-labels-using-foxy-labels)

[Merge images, QR codes, and barcodes](https://foxylabels.com/how-to-merge-images-and-qr-codes)

**Do I need Microsoft Word or Excel?**

No. Foxy Labels works within Google Docs and Google Sheets, so you can design labels and merge your mailing list without desktop office software.

**Is Foxy Labels free?**

The free plan supports up to 100 labels per document.

For unlimited labels and priority support, choose an annual subscription at $39/year or a lifetime license for a one-time payment of $99.

[View current pricing and plan details](https://foxylabels.com/pricing)

**Support**

Get help with template selection, spreadsheet merging, label design, and printing.

[Contact Foxy Labels support](https://foxylabels.com/support/)

**Privacy**

Foxy Labels does not store or share the contents of your spreadsheets. For details about account information, usage data, and other data handling, read the [privacy policy](https://foxylabels.com/privacy-policy).

**Trademark notice**

Foxy Labels is an independent application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Avery™ or the other label manufacturers mentioned. Brand names and product numbers identify compatible label formats.

Google Docs and Google Sheets are trademarks of Google LLC. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners.
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