Free !FULL! Avery Label Template For Mac

Easily download free Pages 8.5" x 11" label templates for laser and inkjet printing! Design and create your own labels using these blank templates. We offer a complete collection of label templates for your Mac Pages Word Processor. The collection has over 100 sizes and types, which include CD, DVD, mailing, address, shipping, VHS, diskette, round and other types of labels and sizes, including Mini CD and Business card CDs. This collection of free templates also includes label sizes similar in size to Avery®. You will find oval sizes, popular bottle and wine label sized templates, name badge, file folder and lots more! Templates are blank to begin with, making them very versitle! Designs for your labels are created by importing images and using text boxes to personalize them to your liking. General labeling needs like filing, storage and many other applications can be found at WorldLabel.com. Anyone is free to download the label templates. They are free to use in any manner and are governed by the Public Domain License. Templates are in Pages file format .template and download is a .zip file.

Now print the template on a piece of paper with the table lines still visible, and hold it up to the light behind one of your labels so that you can compare the lines on your template to the actual lines on the label. Make any adjustments in Pages that you see fit. Adjustments are less a matter of science than it a matter of judgment. Make smaller changes, .1 inch here .05 inch there, and remember that the Edit > Undo menu is your friend.

Pages is Apple iWork's word processing program for Mac computers and iOS devices. Although Pages does not come with a standard layout for setting up Avery labels, you can make your own for your small business's filing system by creating a new document and manually adjusting layout sizes and tables. Some label templates are available for download from Avery's website, but they do not offer document sizes or specifications for creating your own. When finished making your own labels, you can save your Pages document as a template for employees to use in the future.

Pages is meeting all of my needs except the ability to use Avery label templates for Pages. The Avery site has been a total waste of time. The app store products all look dicey. Is there somewhere I can just pull up a numbered Avery label template in Pages? Thx!

Pages is clueless about Avery Labels. You can visit the Avery site and download the individual Word templates (for Mac) for the label type, and open that in Pages. Then you save it as a Template into your Custom templates. But filling the Avery sheet is a manual process, as Pages v5 releases do not do this for you.

Many thanks Viking. I follow. Instead, I picked a few favorite AVERY labels in Word, produced and saved them. Now I can comfortably uninstall all remnants of Office 2011 from my MAC. As you suggest, this will be cumbersome, but I can free myself of all the Office updates etc. Seems like a collection of Avery templates would be a great addition to Pages.

I have been searching all over the place on what SEEMS like a very easy and simple solution, but cannot figure it out! So, I switched from Windows to MacBook Pro and attempting to create my annual Holiday address labels. Since I use Avery, I downloaded the template off their web site that's compatible with Pages on a Mac. I won't even go into my frustration that I cannot copy and paste my garbled conversion from a Word document to Pages with all my address (I am manually copying and pasting each individual address into the new template cells). BUT! I cannot figure out how to continue my document on the next page! It's driving me crazy, so I have been just creating a new document and renaming it (I have a total of 8 pages of addresses to create, mind you, so this is quite tedious). I am hoping there is a very easy solution? By the way, I have attempted the Insert->Page attempt and yes, I get a new BLANK page, but no cursor to copy/paste and it's not a copy of the label template either. Please let me know if you need additional information and I sure hope there is an easy answer?? Thank you, in advance....

I haven't used the method you are attempting with a Pages template, but the Avery Design & Print software for a Mac is free and works very well for me. It will import address information from an Excel spreadsheet (or a Numbers spreadsheet exported to Excel format): -and-print/desktop

Worldlabel.com has released a large collection of label templates for download for the word processor Pages which works on Apple Mac computers. Downloads are free. The collection of label templates for Pages for Mac includes: address, shipping, CD, DVD, mailing and other types of labels and sizes. Making your own labels with Pages using these blank label templates is easy and the set up time is quick.

Since Pages does not ship with built in label templates, and after receiving many request for label templates for the Mac, we created a large collection of templates for Mac users. It has been needed for a long time. Even though MS Word templates can be opened in Pages, compatibility issues still remain.

Easily download free Pages label templates for laser and inkjet printing. Design and create your own labels using these blank templates. We offer a complete collection of label templates for your Mac Pages Word Processor. The collection has over 100 sizes and types which include CD, DVD, mailing, address, shipping, VHS, diskette, round and other types of labels and sizes. Mini CD and Business card CDs. This collection of free templates also includes label size similar in size to Avery®, oval sizes, popular bottle and wine label sized templates, name badge, file folder and lots more. Also included are templates for general labeling needs like filing, storage and many other application. Templates are blank and are excellent for designing labels by importing images, using text boxes, shapes and other design functions in Pages to help you personalize the labels. Templates are free for use in any manner and are governed by the Public Domain License.

FYI, there is a metric ton of free Linux / FreeBSD open source software to print labels that run perfectly fine on macOS. Not exactly user friendly to setup as much of it is command line based. But if you have a need to frequently print sheets of labels there are a myriad of tools available to build a solution. Some support multiple fonts and image insertion and can work with text input files such as CSV as well as databases. 2b1af7f3a8