Your spreadsheet rows, on a sheet of labels.
One row, one label. Paste your rows, pick the label sheet you already have in the supply cupboard, and print. No mail-merge wizard, no fighting the margins.
One email when it works. No newsletter, no sharing your address.
Being built right now
Row Labels is not finished yet, and it is not pretending to be. I am building it in the open and it is the email box above, not a waiting list with a queue: leave your address and you get one message on the day it works. If it never works, you never hear from me again.
What it will do
- Paste rows from a spreadsheet, or upload the file. Google Sheets™, Excel, CSV.
- Say which label sheet is in the printer — the Avery®-compatible sizes an office actually keeps, like 30-per-page address labels and 10-per-page shipping labels.
- Get a PDF that is already lined up. Print it on the sheet, not on a test page first.
What it will cost
- Your first page of labelsFree
- A pass for seven days — as many sheets as you need$5
- A whole year$15
Nothing renews on its own. A pass runs out and that is the end of it — you come back and buy another one only if you want to. Prices in US dollars.
Your addresses are never stored
That is the promise the tool is being built to keep: the names and addresses in your rows will be held in memory just long enough to draw the PDF, and then they are gone — not written to a database, not kept in a file, not sent to anyone else, and never used to train an AI model. Written down in full on the privacy page, in plain English.
A real person answers
Write to mike@gearyworks.com and Mike answers — usually the same day, at the latest within two business days. More on the support page.