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Your whole list, addressed.

Paste your spreadsheet, check the proofs, print.

Your return address, on every label.

Type it once. It fills the whole sheet.
What you’re printing on

Switch any time. Your list comes with you.
Color

Pick the color you bought. Everything else stays as it is.
Choose a design

Pick the design you bought. Your list stays as you left it for each one.
Sample envelope

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Clears your list and any size changes. Your printer setup stays.

Your return address

Three lines. Put an apartment or unit number on the street line.

How many sheets
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Using a sheet you already started? You can skip the used labels on the next step.

Type your name and address above first. The gray text in the boxes is only an example.
As it will print

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Paste your list

Select the cells in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers and paste them here, header row included. Or drop in a .csv file.

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Match the columns

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Where it goes

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Your return address

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First row, as it will print

Line up your printer

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Line it up · {{ nudgeX }} across, {{ nudgeY }} down

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Where the artwork sits · {{ artXLabel }} across, {{ artYLabel }} down, {{ artWLabel }} wide

This moves the artwork inside each label rather than the whole sheet. Only needed if the design itself sits wrong.

Print at Actual Size with scaling off. Your setting and your pasted list are both remembered, so you can print, check, adjust and print again without starting over.

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The PDF didn't build

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How It Works

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Not open for business yet

{{ unlockGapNote }} Printing the whole set stays locked until then. You can still print {{ testOneLower }}, or have your list merged for you.

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The back of the envelope

Your own return address, set in this design's lettering.

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Elevated Envelopes Your list is merged on your own computer and never uploaded. It stays saved here so you can come back to it, until you clear it with Start over.
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Bar A is drawn 1.000 inch long, starting at the paper's left edge. Measure two things: the white gap from the paper edge to where the ink starts, and how long the bar actually printed. Bar B is drawn 1.000 inch long, ending at the paper's right edge. Measure the same two things: the white gap at that edge, and the bar's printed length.

Measure the ticks along the top, first to last: exactly 7.000 inches. Then the two marks in the center gutter: exactly 10.000 inches apart. If either reads short, your printer is shrinking the page. Turn off Fit to page, print at 100%, and start again.

Then measure bars A and B two ways each: the white gap from the paper's edge to where the ink starts, and the bar's printed length. A gap with a short bar means your printer can't reach that edge, and no nudge will recover it. A gap with a full 1.000 inch bar means the page was pushed inward instead.

Then lay this over a real label sheet. If the dashed boxes sit off the labels, nudge by the difference under Line it up. The bronze lines are where the artwork's edges should fall: check the right one on label 1 and the left one on label 2.

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