How many address labels fit on one sheet?

Avery® 5160 has 30 labels per sheet, at 1 inch by 2⅝ inches. That is enough for 30 cards from one sheet. Avery® 5161 has 20 labels per sheet, at 1 inch by 4 inches, for longer addresses.

What sheet is best for return address labels?

Avery® 5167 has 80 small labels per sheet, at ½ inch by 1¾ inches. Use it for a short return address on each envelope.

Can I add a festive font or color?

Yes. Type a change in plain words, such as make it red and green or use a festive font. The change applies to every label at once.

Can I add a picture to the labels?

Yes. You can add a logo or a picture to the labels, such as a family photo. Keep the picture small, so the address stays easy to read.

Is there a UK or A4 option?

Yes. Avery® L7160 is the A4 address sheet, with 21 labels per sheet at 63.5 × 38.1 mm.

Free Christmas Label Template — Print From a List

How it works

Paste your card list. Copy names and addresses from Excel or Google Sheets, with the heading row, or upload the file. Each row becomes one label.
Pick a sheet. Use Avery® 5160 for address labels, or Avery® 5167 for return address labels. Both are on the 5160 page and the 5167 page.
Make it festive and print. Type a look in plain words, such as make it red and green. Print a test page on plain paper, then print at 100%.

Make Christmas labels

Which sheet for which label

Most Christmas jobs need one of four sizes. Start with the one that fits your envelopes.

Job	Sheet	Size	Per sheet
Address labels for cards	Avery® 5160	1" × 2⅝"	30
Longer addresses	Avery® 5161	1" × 4"	20
Return address labels	Avery® 5167	½" × 1¾"	80
Gift or food labels	Avery® 5163	2" × 4"	10

For a 75-card list on Avery® 5160, print 3 sheets. Each sheet holds 30 labels, so you get 90 spaces.

Set up your card list

Use one row for each household, not each person. Put the name, street, city, state and ZIP code in separate columns, so you can check each part quickly. Sort the list by ZIP code if you want to match the order of your stamps or your post route.

Check the list before you print. Look for names with two spellings, missing apartment numbers and addresses with no postal code. The list is much easier to fix in the spreadsheet than on a printed sheet.

For return address labels, you do not need a list at all. Type your return address once as the wording, and print it on Avery® 5167. Print the return labels on their own sheet, so they do not mix with the address labels.

Ideas you can type

Type a change in plain words, and the AI helper applies it to every label:

"Make the labels red and green"
"Use an elegant font for the names"
"Sort by ZIP so the cards go out in order"
"Make the labels where State is Ohio green"
"Put the family name on its own line in big letters"

Gift and food labels

The same sheets work for gift tags and food labels. Keep the text short, so it fits on the label. Avery® 5163 gives you room for a name and a short message on each jar or box. For round labels, see the gift tag template page.

Tips

Start your list early. Addresses take longer to check than to print.
Print one test sheet on plain paper first, then hold it over a label sheet.
Print at 100% or Actual size, so the labels line up with the sheet.
Keep the festive picture small, so the address stays easy to read.

For the card list itself, read the Christmas card address labels guide. For the general steps, read how to print address labels. You can also find free Word and PDF templates for every sheet.

Free Christmas label template