Once the file is open, type your information into the template. If the template looks like a blank page, select Table Tools > Layout > Show Gridlines to view the template layout. These Word Templates & PDF Templates have been tested for accuracy as of Autumn/Winter 2016.Įvery single template we provide has been set up by our Template Team & thoroughly reviewed before being added to our website to ensure that they are 100% compatible with our label products, easy to use for beginners and experts, and as trouble free as it is possible for a label template to be! Should you experience any problems with our templates, please get in touch with our Customer Service Team.Double-click the Avery Word Template file you downloaded and saved to your copmuter. Request A Sample if you would like to have a few sheets on hand to practice designing and printing your own labels. You can also watch our short video - How To Find Label Templates For Special Label Sizes, which explains how to download a template. Once you have designed your template, always do a test print onto blank paper before printing onto your labels this will allow you to check the accuracy of your template and your printer’s alignment – and make any necessary adjustments required to get the best possible alignment – before you put your labels in your printer.įor more advice, please read our Guide To Designing & Printing Labels. If you can’t see the outline of the labels in a Word template, you need to turn on table gridlines (visit our Label Printing Guide to find out how).You may need to click on an “Enable Editing” button/banner before you can make changes to your template.If prompted, select “save” (not open), before using your software to open your saved template (File > Open).
Word, Pages), while PDF templates can only be edited using a graphics package (e.g.
Word templates do NOT show the circular shape of your CD labels or DVD labels these templates are made up of a grid of squares, where each round label sits within one of the squares with its outermost points touching each of the four sides.
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