Label Templates?

Hi all,

I am going to be bottling an Amber Ale this weekend :rockin: and I want to do something different with the label.

I have never done anything to creative; just the name and bottling date mostly. I have seen the seal / label generator on this site, but was wondering if anyone knew of any other templates that you can drop text and pictures into.

Has anyone seen a label template of sorts?

Thanks for any ideas!

 

That's what I do in photoshop. I have a general framework built with layers and I simply pop in new theme graphics and beer name.

 

i get ideas from

Microbrewery Beer Label and Bottle Collection Beer Labels .com

 

Thanks. Thats a nice site, tons of brews

 

Bigpete9000 - That is a cool site I did not realize that was out there:rockin:

 

something like that would be a good piece of software to create.

Have layers to choose from where you could select them and add text. hmmmmmm!

 

Is there a good place to download templates from?

 

I second the question. I am interested in making simple text labels where I can list essential info about the beer, such as grain bill, hops, yeast, and additions.

 

We have templates at our design studio to help get you started. You can move all the images/text around or drop in your own. They are fully customizable but give you a good base to work with if you want. Also the labels are not one and done, they are totally reusable.

 

I designed mine in powerpoint, so that I can go back and edit the texts, very easy and quick. when done highlight all then group together and save as a picture. from there you can put them into a word document and resize to what you want and print however many you want. here is the one I made for example

 

That's a first. You don't happen to have an @aol.com email do you?

 

No Gmail why? If you'd like I can email it to ya, and you can modify it.

 

Nah, I was just giving you a hard time...never heard of anyone doing graphic work in Powerpoint.

 

Yea, illustrator, indesign, or photoshop are usually the norm.

What size do you need? And what kind of file format?

I could throw something together quick if you want

 

Yah I'm a PSD guy

 

I do the same, I create my "template" in photoshop and then edit colors and images accordingly.

 

Sorry don't know the other programs and being a full time student and working, I don't have much time to learn more programs, as I already have about 30 I need for my major along with programming as well. PowerPoint was quick with predetermined shapes and such

 

Ok. So I found some beer label templates

They will print them on a roll of labels. I found a guy who made a pretty

But I heard that a lot (most) of beer labels are glued on?

 

That's a spiffy little contraption.