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Good labels start with a few simple steps. Turn a spreadsheet or a list of names into labels, repeat the same text, make barcode and QR code labels, or save a set to reuse your details. Follow the steps in raberu.

14 guides

Excel to Labels: a mailing list becomes address labels.

Text & spreadsheets

How to Convert an Excel Sheet to Labels

Turn an Excel mailing list into address labels by importing your data, matching columns to label fields, and reviewing the sheet in raberu.

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Same Text. Every Label: matching text labels.

Text & spreadsheets

How to Make a Sheet of Labels with the Same Text

Repeat shared wording across a sheet of labels using Same Text in raberu.

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Names to Labels: personalized composition notebook labels.

Text & spreadsheets

How to Make Labels from a List of Names

Use a list to place a different name on each label while keeping a shared design in raberu.

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Numbered Barcodes: sequential identifiers with matching barcodes.

Barcodes & QR codes

How to Make Numbered Barcode Labels

Create a sequence of numbered barcode labels using the Numbers controls in raberu.

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Your Link. On a Label: a label with a QR code.

Barcodes & QR codes

How to Make QR Code Labels

Add a destination to QR code labels, adjust the surrounding design, and check the printed result in raberu.

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Create a Set: a saved identity card with matching colors and type.

Sets

How to Create a Set for Your Labels

Save a name, logo, colors, type style, and address as a reusable set in raberu.

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Use Your Set: matching labels share a saved name, colors, and style.

Sets

How to Use a Set on Your Labels

Apply a saved set to compatible label designs and reuse your name, address, logo, and style in raberu.

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raberu for schools: create a school team with the raberu Elementary owl and school colors.

For schools

How to Create a School Team

Create a school team to bring staff, shared sets, and label templates together.

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raberu for schools: invite staff and bring the school team together.

For schools

How to Invite People to Your School Team

Invite school staff to a raberu team and review join requests before granting access to the shared library.

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raberu for schools: the raberu Elementary owl, name, and colors saved together.

For schools

How to Add Your School as a Shared Set

Save your school’s name, logo, colors, and type style as a shared raberu set for your team.

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raberu for schools: matching name labels with the raberu Elementary owl and school identity.

For schools

How to Apply Your School Set to Labels

Use your shared school set to apply a school name, logo, and style to compatible labels in raberu.

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Labels Without Publisher: a browser card and illustrated pantry labels.

Getting started

How to Make Labels Without Microsoft Publisher

Design and fill a new sheet of labels in your browser with raberu, from choosing your paper to checking the print.

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Get the Print Right: an outline sheet and an aligned label.

Printing & paper

Why Your Labels Don’t Line Up When You Print

Check the sheet layout, paper size, print scale, and printer alignment when labels do not line up.

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Find Your Label Size: a label sheet, ruler, and plain text label.

Printing & paper

How to Choose the Right Label Size and Sheet Layout

Match the label size, page dimensions, and spacing to the label paper you want to print on.

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Ready to make your first sheet?

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