Pantry Labels Maker
Type your pantry list, one item per line, and every canister gets its own label in the same style. Perfect for a Saturday reorganise.
Avery 5163 · 4" × 2" · drag to move, corner handle to resize, arrow keys to nudge
Tap anything on the label to edit it, or restyle the whole label:
What to put on pantry labels
- Item name, big and readable from across the kitchen
- Optional: date filled or expiry
- Optional: cooking notes (e.g. rice-to-water ratio) in small text
Tips
- For clear canisters, a single word in a condensed or script font reads best from a distance.
- Removable labels let you swap contents without scraping glue.
- Spice jars usually take 1½" squares or ½" × 1¾" labels on the lid or shoulder.
Recommended sizes
| Template | Size | Per sheet |
|---|---|---|
| Avery 5163 | 4" × 2" | 10 |
| Avery 5160 | 2⅝" × 1" | 30 |
| Avery 22807 | 2" diameter | 12 |
| Avery 22805 | 1½" × 1½" | 24 |
| Avery 5167 | 1¾" × ½" | 80 |
Switch sizes any time with the template menu above the editor; your design rescales to fit.
Questions
How do I print a different item on each label?
This page starts in list mode: type one pantry item per line under Sheet & print and each goes on its own label.
What font is best for pantry labels?
Bold condensed caps (like Bebas Neue) or a clean sans read best from a distance. Script fonts look nice but choose a large size.
What labels work for spice jars?
1½" square labels (Avery 22805) fit most spice jar lids; ½" × 1¾" return-address labels (5167) fit the shoulder of small jars.