Design and Order Prints Online

If you don’t have a printer or want professional printing, we recommend ordering from Avery.com

Follow the guide below to learn how to use the Online Avery Label Designer and order your prints today!

Disclaimer: Cellar Labels is not affiliated with Avery and does not make any money from your purchases. This is a free resource for anyone to use.

How to use the Avery Online Label Designer

At the bottom of this article, you will find links to two Avery label templates. One is for wide mouth jars and the other is for regular. The steps to add labels to the template are the same except for the regular mouth template having more labels per sheet.

This is what the online label designer will look like. 

Part 1

Use the Navigator on the right and select “Edit One”. This will allow you to select each label on the sheet and upload a different design.

The label you are actively editing will be highlighted in orange.

At the bottom you can add another label sheet. Use the arrows on the left and right of label sheet to navigate through mulitple sheets.

Select the first label on the sheet and continue to Part 2.

Part 2

Select the “Image” tab on the left. Use the Add Image button to upload a label design from your computer. Adjust the label using the bounding box around the image until it fits. Follow the onscreen help if it pops up.

 

Keep repeating these steps until you’ve filled up your label sheet(s). Use the “Preview & Print” button to begin the ordering process.

Wide Mouth Labels

This label is 2.75 inches in diamter and is the recommended size to use for wide mouth jars. The label will extend to the start of the inner bevel of the lid. This creates a beautiful depth for your labels and lids.

Avery 94512

Regular Mouth Labels

This label is 2 inches in diameter and is the recommended size to use for regular mouth jars. The label will extend to the start of the inner bevel of the lid. This creates a beautiful depth for your labels and lids.

Avery 94501

Get the free template for the label used in this artice. Watch the tutorial and learn how to edit them using a free online photo editor.