Jar labels for everything you make and decant.
Jams, salsas, the flour you decanted, the soup in the freezer. Print a neat label with what it is and when you made it, and if you sell at the farmers market, the ingredients and allergens too.
- Free to design
- First 30 days of printing free
- No ink, ever
Three steps, about a minute.
- 1
Pick a jar template
Jar / pantry label, Home canning, Spice jar, Jar lid, Freezer label, Allergen notice and more.
- 2
Add the contents and the date
What it is, when you made it, and the ingredients if you’re selling it.
- 3
Print and stick
Round labels for lids, rectangles for the side, in whatever size fits your jars.
Why it’s better on a label printer.
Know what’s in there
Clear labels with the contents and the date, so nothing in the pantry is a mystery.
Ready to sell
Allergen notice and Nutrition panel templates for the jars you sell at farmers markets and craft fairs.
Round labels for lids
Print round lid labels on round label rolls, and side labels in the size your jars need.
Batches in seconds
Canned thirty jars of salsa? Print thirty labels in one go.
Ready-made templates
In the free designer. Start from one and make it yours.
- Jar / pantry label
- Home canning
- Jar lid
- Spice jar
- Freezer label
- Allergen notice
- Nutrition panel
Label sizes that fit
Direct thermal label rolls for a Zebra desktop printer.
- 3 × 2 in
- 2 in circle
- 2 × 1 in
Questions people ask
Will the labels survive the freezer?
That depends on the label roll. For freezers and fridges, use a freezer-grade label roll; standard rolls are best for the pantry.
Can I add ingredients and allergens?
Yes. There are Allergen notice and Nutrition panel templates. Before you sell, check your state’s cottage food law: it sets what your label must show, usually including the major food allergens the FDA lists.
Can I print round lid labels?
Yes, on round label rolls. There is a Jar lid template, and a 2 inch circle fits most lids.
Do the labels need ink?
No. Zebra label printers print with heat, so you only ever buy label rolls.
How much does it cost?
Designing labels is free. Printing is $5.99 a month per computer, and the first 30 days are free. Cancel anytime, in one click.
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Designing is free. Printing is $5.99 a month per computer, and the first 30 days are free.