Printable labels for jams, honey and preserves
Pick a design adorned with botanical illustrations, type your product name, and print your labels on plain paper or on a label sheet. Your jars have never looked so good.
Create my labelChoose your collection
Designs made for every pantry
Every shape
From the little jam jar to the gift tag tied on with string
How it works
Just a few minutes, nothing to install
Collection and shape
Pick from the menu, then the shape: round, oval, square, landscape, portrait or cut corners.
The paper
Plain paper to cut out, or a label sheet.
Text and illustration
The name, the year, your details, an illustration.
Printing
A print-ready PDF, inkjet or laser.
No label sheets? Plain paper will do
Print on a simple A4 sheet, cut out, then glue or tie: simple, and lovely
1. Print
With an inkjet or laser printer, at “actual size”. Slightly heavier paper (90–120 gsm) looks best; kraft, cream or laid paper adds lots of character.
2. Cut out
A fine grey line marks the edge of each label. Scissors are enough; for round labels, a circle punch works wonders. To hang a label, punch the marked hole and thread some string through it.
3. Glue or tie
Use a glue stick or diluted white glue: the label washes off and the jar can be reused. Another tip: print on a full-page A4 adhesive sheet and cut it out.
Weddings, christenings, communions
Coming soon, the same care for your big days, matching from start to finish:
- menus and place cards,
- labels for the little jars given to guests,
- hang tags, sugared-almond and bottle labels.
On your label sheets
Already have self-adhesive label sheets? Choose their reference: everything lines up to the millimetre. A test page lets you check alignment on plain paper before printing.
See compatible sheets