[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":337},["ShallowReactive",2],{"templates-index":3,"site-config":335},[4,103,177,261],{"id":5,"title":6,"body":7,"cta":91,"description":92,"extension":93,"meta":94,"navigation":95,"order":96,"path":97,"seo":98,"seoTitle":99,"sheet":100,"stem":101,"__hash__":102},"templates\u002Ftemplates\u002Favery-5160.md","Avery 5160 address labels",{"type":8,"value":9,"toc":84},"minimark",[10,14,28,33,36,39,43,77,81],[11,12,13],"p",{},"Avery 5160 is the standard address label: thirty labels on a US Letter sheet, three across and ten down, each one inch tall and 2⅝ inches wide. It's the sheet most office supply stores keep in stock, and the one most people mean when they say \"address labels\".",[11,15,16,17,21,22,27],{},"The labels are made for ",[18,19,20],"strong",{},"laser printers",". If you have an inkjet, look for ",[23,24,26],"a",{"href":25},"\u002Ftemplates\u002Favery-8160","Avery 8160"," instead. It's the same layout, with a face that holds inkjet ink.",[29,30,32],"h2",{"id":31},"what-fits-on-a-5160-label","What fits on a 5160 label",[11,34,35],{},"A 5160 label comfortably holds four lines: a name, a street address, an apartment or unit if there is one, and the city, state and ZIP. Labeltime fits each address to the label, and only shrinks the text for an unusually long line. It never cuts anything off.",[11,37,38],{},"Five lines will fit if the text gets a little smaller, which is fine for the occasional address with a care-of line.",[29,40,42],{"id":41},"printing-tips","Printing tips",[44,45,46,53,59,65,71],"ul",{},[47,48,49,52],"li",{},[18,50,51],{},"Print at 100%."," In the print dialog, choose \"Actual size\" or \"100%\", and turn off \"Fit to page\" or \"Shrink to fit\". Scaling is the most common reason labels drift off the edges.",[47,54,55,58],{},[18,56,57],{},"Print a test page on plain paper first."," Hold it over a label sheet against a window. If the outlines line up, print on the real sheet.",[47,60,61,64],{},[18,62,63],{},"Start on a used sheet."," Click the first empty label on the preview and printing starts there, so a half-used sheet isn't wasted.",[47,66,67,70],{},[18,68,69],{},"Feed one sheet at a time"," if your printer tends to pull two at once or curl the paper.",[47,72,73,76],{},[18,74,75],{},"Keep the sheets flat"," and in their pack until you need them. Curled sheets jam more often.",[29,78,80],{"id":79},"sheets-that-use-the-same-layout","Sheets that use the same layout",[11,82,83],{},"These Avery products share the 5160 layout, so a 5160 PDF prints on them too: 5260, 8160 (inkjet) and 8660 (clear, inkjet). Other brands often print \"5160\" on the box when they use the same layout; check that the label size and the count per sheet match.",{"title":85,"searchDepth":86,"depth":86,"links":87},"",2,[88,89,90],{"id":31,"depth":86,"text":32},{"id":41,"depth":86,"text":42},{"id":79,"depth":86,"text":80},"Make Avery 5160 labels","Print Avery 5160 address labels (1″ × 2⅝″, 30 per sheet) from a pasted list or spreadsheet. 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Either way, the PDF lines up the same.",[29,119,121],{"id":120},"what-fits-on-an-8160-label","What fits on an 8160 label",[11,123,124],{},"Four lines fit comfortably: a name, a street address, an apartment or unit, and the city, state and ZIP. Labeltime sizes each address to the label, and only makes the text smaller when a line is unusually long. Nothing gets cut off.",[29,126,128],{"id":127},"printing-tips-for-inkjet-labels","Printing tips for inkjet labels",[44,130,131,136,142,148,153],{},[47,132,133,135],{},[18,134,51],{}," Choose \"Actual size\" or \"100%\" in the print dialog and turn off \"Fit to page\". That keeps every label inside its outline.",[47,137,138,141],{},[18,139,140],{},"Pick a label or matte paper setting"," if your printer offers one. A plain-paper setting can lay down more ink than the label needs.",[47,143,144,147],{},[18,145,146],{},"Let the sheet dry for a minute"," before you peel labels, especially in a humid room.",[47,149,150,152],{},[18,151,57],{}," Hold it over a sheet of labels against a window to check the line-up.",[47,154,155,158],{},[18,156,157],{},"Using a partly used sheet?"," Click the first empty label on the preview and Labeltime starts printing there.",[29,160,80],{"id":79},[11,162,163],{},"These share the 8160 layout: 5160 and 5260 (for laser printers) and 8660 (clear, inkjet). Store brands that say \"compatible with 8160\" use the same layout too; check that the label size and count per sheet match.",{"title":85,"searchDepth":86,"depth":86,"links":165},[166,167,168],{"id":120,"depth":86,"text":121},{"id":127,"depth":86,"text":128},{"id":79,"depth":86,"text":80},"Make Avery 8160 labels","Print Avery 8160 inkjet address labels (1″ × 2⅝″, 30 per sheet) from a pasted list or spreadsheet. 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They're sold as shipping labels, and they're just as good for large envelopes, padded mailers, gift boxes, or anywhere you want an address that's easy to read from across the room.",[11,186,187],{},"Because each label is so much bigger than a 5160, Labeltime prints the address in a larger size, so it stays easy to read on a package.",[29,189,191],{"id":190},"when-to-choose-5163-over-5160","When to choose 5163 over 5160",[44,193,194,200,206],{},[47,195,196,199],{},[18,197,198],{},"Packages and mailers."," A bigger label sits better on a box and is easier for carriers to read.",[47,201,202,205],{},[18,203,204],{},"Larger cards."," Square or oversized envelopes can look sparse with a small label.",[47,207,208,211],{},[18,209,210],{},"Easier reading."," If the person getting the mail has trouble with small print, a big label is a kindness.",[11,213,214],{},"You get ten labels per sheet instead of thirty, so a list of fifty addresses needs five sheets.",[29,216,42],{"id":41},[44,218,219,224,230,235],{},[47,220,221,223],{},[18,222,51],{}," Choose \"Actual size\" in the print dialog and turn off \"Fit to page\".",[47,225,226,229],{},[18,227,228],{},"Print a test page on plain paper first"," and hold it over a label sheet against a window.",[47,231,232,234],{},[18,233,63],{}," Click the first empty label on the preview and printing starts there.",[47,236,237,240],{},[18,238,239],{},"Laser or inkjet?"," 5163 is made for laser printers. For inkjet, look for 8163, which uses the same layout.",[29,242,80],{"id":79},[11,244,245],{},"These share the 5163 layout: 8163 (inkjet) and 8663 (clear, inkjet).",{"title":85,"searchDepth":86,"depth":86,"links":247},[248,249,250],{"id":190,"depth":86,"text":191},{"id":41,"depth":86,"text":42},{"id":79,"depth":86,"text":80},"Make Avery 5163 labels","Print Avery 5163 labels (2″ × 4″, 10 per sheet) from a pasted list or spreadsheet. Big, easy-to-read addresses for packages and large envelopes. Free.",{},3,"\u002Ftemplates\u002Favery-5163",{"title":179,"description":252},"Avery 5163 label template (2″ × 4″, 10 per sheet) — free","avery-5163","templates\u002Favery-5163","DZZkZiMT0Pp6a9YhUpJD7PDl6SdhDZjzb_eRl4czctM",{"id":262,"title":263,"body":264,"cta":325,"description":326,"extension":93,"meta":327,"navigation":95,"order":328,"path":329,"seo":330,"seoTitle":331,"sheet":332,"stem":333,"__hash__":334},"templates\u002Ftemplates\u002Fenvelope-a7.md","Print addresses on A7 envelopes",{"type":8,"value":265,"toc":320},[266,269,272,276,302,306,313,317],[11,267,268],{},"A7 envelopes measure 5¼ by 7¼ inches. They're the envelope that comes with most 5 × 7 holiday cards, photo cards, invitations and announcements. Printing the address right on the envelope skips the label entirely and looks clean and finished.",[11,270,271],{},"Labeltime makes one page per envelope, with the address placed where the Postal Service's machines expect to read it: right of center, clear of the edges, with the bottom strip left empty for the barcode they print.",[29,273,275],{"id":274},"before-you-print-a-stack","Before you print a stack",[44,277,278,284,290,296],{},[47,279,280,283],{},[18,281,282],{},"Check your printer's envelope instructions."," Every printer feeds envelopes a little differently: face up or face down, flap left or right. The manual, or a small picture on the paper tray, shows which way.",[47,285,286,289],{},[18,287,288],{},"Choose the right paper size."," In the print dialog, pick \"A7 envelope\" or set a custom size of 5.25 × 7.25 inches, landscape. Print at 100% or \"Actual size\".",[47,291,292,295],{},[18,293,294],{},"Try one first."," Print the first page on a plain sheet of paper cut to size, or on a single envelope, before you load the stack.",[47,297,298,301],{},[18,299,300],{},"Feed a few at a time."," Most home printers handle envelopes best in small batches. If they skew, slide the paper guides in until they just touch the edges.",[29,303,305],{"id":304},"envelope-or-label","Envelope or label?",[11,307,308,309,312],{},"Printing on the envelope looks the most polished, but it's slower: envelopes feed one by one, and some printers are fussy about them. Labels print thirty at a time on an ordinary sheet and stick on in a minute. If your printer struggles with envelopes, ",[23,310,311],{"href":97},"Avery 5160 labels"," are a reliable fallback.",[29,314,316],{"id":315},"return-addresses","Return addresses",[11,318,319],{},"Put your return address in the top-left corner of the front, or on the back flap. 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