Label Software

[Chalkyt]

Since I am ready to bottle, thoughts turned to labels. I have used Unistat 38942 mailing labels 2.5"x1.5", printed sideways, using Clipart in an old version of MS Word. But it does take a lot of mucking around.

Some months ago (maybe even more than a year ago) someone came up with a label printing web site that had several free label options. As I recall there was even a subscription option that gave many more choices.

The problem is, I can't find it. A search for "labels" didn't result in any joy.

Does anyone remember what it was called?

 

[Maylar]

I've bought labels from Online Labels dot com. They have design software on their web site - the catch is you buy their labels. I'm too busy (lazy) to spend time being fancy, so I print plain white labels on a Dymo LabelWriter 450.

 

[mkelly601]

https://www.beerlabelizer.com/

 

[johnnyseko]

Cool. I really should do something other than sharpie on masking tape....

 

[ancientmariner52]

I use Photoshop. Get as fancy or simple as you like. Print with a cheap 3 in 1 inkjet printer, several to a page. Cut them apart with a Harbor Freight paper cutter. Attach with kid's washable glue stick. Just don't put them in an ice chest and expect them to stay on!

 

[Chalkyt]

Thank you... thats it, beerlabelizer.

 

[ebbelwoi]

https://www.beerlabelizer.com/

Fantastic!

 

[venatorscribe]

I use Photoshop. Get as fancy or simple as you like. Print with a cheap 3 in 1 inkjet printer, several to a page. Cut them apart with a Harbor Freight paper cutter. Attach with kid's washable glue stick. Just don't put them in an ice chest and expect them to stay on!

Very good. I do similar. Except I spray the paper with a clear lacquer to give it a little bit of moisture resistance.