Address labels, 14 per sheet (1.32 × 4 in)

US Letter·33.5 × 101.6 mm·Pre-cut sheet

Same size as Avery® 5162 / 5262: 1.32 × 4 in, 14 per sheet

Avery®'s page lists these numbers as sharing that layout: 5162, 5262, 5522, 5662, 5962, 6445, 6455, 7662, 8162, 8252, 8462, 8662, 15162, 15662, 18162, 18262, 18662, 48462, 48862, 88662, 92127, 95522, 95662, 94206.

Size and count checked: Label size and count from Avery's page. We haven't confirmed the exact positions match, so print the alignment test page first.

Mailing and address labels for envelopes, invitations and parcels. Every margin and gap below is from the sheet maker's published spec.

Design on this sheet Start from a template Alignment test page

Measurements

Paper: US Letter
Label size (across × down): 4 × 1.32 in
Per sheet: 14 (2 across × 7 down)
Shape: Rounded corners (0.094 in radius)
Top margin: 0.88 in (22.4 mm)
Left margin: 0.153 in (3.9 mm)
Bottom margin: 0.88 in (22.4 mm)
Right margin: 0.153 in (3.9 mm)
Pitch across (label + gap): 4.195 in (106.6 mm)
Pitch down (label + gap): 1.32 in (33.5 mm)
Gap across: 0.195 in (5 mm)
Gap down: 0 in (0 mm)

Some labels come within 0.15 in of the paper edge. Most home printers can't print the outer 1/8–1/4 in (3–6 mm), so keep text away from the outside edges.
The source sheet's labels are 1.32 in tall; Avery lists 1-1/3 in. Rows can drift by about 1/20 in by the bottom of the sheet, so test first.
Pre-cut sheets vary slightly between makers and batches. Print the alignment test page on plain paper and hold it against your sheet before printing on labels.

Starter designs

4 style directions, made for this exact address label

Each opens at 1.32 × 4 in with {{fields}} ready for a list, and this sheet already picked when you print.

Start from a template

Each opens in the editor at exactly 1.32 × 4 in. When you download, choose Print several per page: this sheet is already picked.

Or start blank at 1.32 × 4 in

Make many from a list

Open a design on this sheet and type fields where the text changes, like {{Name}} or {{Street}}.
Download → Make many (or Print several per page → Fill from a list), and choose your CSV or spreadsheet.
Pick this sheet as the paper. Each row becomes one address label, 14 to a sheet.

Good for address labels from a mailing list, name badges for an event or a class, and product labels from a price list. Your list stays in your browser.

Print it lined up

The test page draws only the outline of every label and a ruler. Print it on plain paper, hold it against your sheet in front of a window, and save a nudge for your printer if the outlines sit off the labels.

Print at Actual size (100%), not "Fit to page". Use plain paper first, then hold it against your label sheet in front of a window.

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Right (mm)Down (mm)

Saved in this browser for this printer and used for every sheet you print from here and from the editor.

After the test print

How far did the printed outlines land from the real labels? Use minus for left or up.

Too far right (mm)Too far down (mm)

The ruler line measured (in)

Order it printed instead

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Good for

Addresses with a logo
Mailing labels with four lines
Class and office mailings

Schools Colleges Business Corporate

Where these numbers come from

OnlineLabels: OL100: 4 × 1.33 in mailing labels, 14 per sheet (read 2026-10-26). Sheet size, label size, shape, margins, pitch and corner radius from the product's specification table.
Avery: Avery Labels 1-1/3" x 4", such as 5162 and 8162 (read 2026-10-26). Label size, labels per sheet and the product numbers it says share one template.

We copy measurements only, never templates, artwork or files. Found a sheet that measures differently? Tell us at support@educateddesigner.com.