Observed arrival · 2026-09-21
Row Labels, without the mail-merge ritual
Row Labels turns pasted spreadsheet rows or CSV files into print-ready PDFs for Avery-compatible 5160 address-label sheets.
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- People printing address labels from spreadsheets
- Worth noticing
- It supports Avery-compatible 5160 sheets: 30 labels, arranged three across and ten down.
Field notes
The page treats label printing as a constrained physical workflow rather than a general document editor: columns become label lines in their existing order, with no address correction or column guessing. It supports US Letter sheets with a 3-by-10 layout and instructs users to print at 100% with scaling disabled. The service says uploaded address data is kept in memory only during PDF generation, and offers a one-time pricing model with no automatic renewal.
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