Free label maker

Design your own labelsfor kitchen, office and home

Type your names, pick one of 12 designs and print a true-to-size PDF – on full-sheet sticker paper or on Avery and HERMA label sheets.

  • True-to-size PDF
  • Avery & HERMA templates
  • No sign-up, your data stays with you

For every corner of your home

Start with a ready-made list and make it yours.

Designs for every style

12 designs with four colourways each – for jars, tins, folders and boxes.

How it works

  1. 1Type your names

    One per line – or insert a ready-made list. Add a second line with “|”.

  2. 2Pick a design and size

    Choose colours, sizes and label sheet. The preview shows every label to scale.

  3. 3Print and stick

    Download the PDF, print at “100%”, cut out or peel off the sheet.

Why Etiketto?

Free, no account

No sign-up, no watermark. Your list stays in your browser.

Fits real label sheets

Templates for Avery and HERMA – every label lands on its die-cut spot.

Text that fits

Long names shrink or wrap, and labels of the same size get the same text size.

Round and square

For lids, jars, tins and folders – or in a size of your own.

Save ink

Print dark designs without the background at the flip of a switch.

Share with a link

Send your list to family or colleagues – no account needed.

Questions and answers

What paper do I need?

The easiest is full-sheet sticker paper in A4 or Letter. You cut the labels out afterwards. For pre-cut sheets, pick the matching template in the editor.

Is Etiketto really free?

Yes. You don't need an account, and the PDFs have no watermark.

Why is the printed size wrong?

Set “Actual size” or “100%” in the print dialog. “Fit to page” shrinks the PDF.

Is my data stored?

Only in your browser. Names are never sent to a server; the PDF is made right on your device.

Can I print waterproof labels?

Yes, with film labels made for your printer type (inkjet or laser). Check the printer type when you buy them.

Ready to get organised?

From list to finished PDF in two minutes.

Start making labels