Print labels from Google Sheets

LabelCSV reads a published CSV link in your browser. It does not ask Google for access to your account.

Open the sheet in Google Sheets.
Choose File, then Share, then Publish to web.
Pick the sheet, choose Comma-separated values, and publish it.
Paste that link below. The rows stay in this tab.

A private share link is not enough. If the sheet is not published, the load stops. Nothing is uploaded to LabelCSV.

Your spreadsheet stays in this browser.

LabelCSV does not upload the file, and there is no Google permission prompt. Paste a publish-to-web CSV link, or open a file from this computer.

1. Add rows

First row is column names

2. Label text

NameAddress line 1Address line 2CityStateZIP

Skip blank rows

3. Sheet and print

Avery template

The usual 30-up address label. Three columns, ten rows, on US Letter.

Start at labelUse this when the first rows of the sheet are already peeled off. Later sheets start at label 1.Font size (pt)

Alignment

Nudge right (inches)Nudge up (inches)

Nudge moves every label the same amount when the printer drifts. It is saved on this browser.

Free PDFs include one sheet and a small LabelCSV.com footer. See pricing

Sheet 1 of 1

30 labels

Avery 5160: label 2.625 in by 1 in, top 0.5 in, side 0.1875 in, column gap 0.125 in, row gap 0 in. The preview is scaled. Print the PDF at 100 percent.

The outlines are the label positions. Load rows to fill them.