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Any Label Design Software

If you're currently using software for designing your labels that is not listed in this section, please leave us a comment and your feedback!

Comments

Mike 5/15/2008

I have my own template I designed in Microsoft Word 97 These are the best labels. Thanks so much for being there.

Pamela 5/16/2008

Excellent labels and quick delivery. I love the fact that my label program, Print Designer Gold, lists all of your labels to choose from.

Kathryn 5/19/2008

I use Print Master. I think that the program has better graphics and it is the best program I have found for making CD labels.

Lloyd 5/19/2008

I use Word and MS-Publisher to create labels. I never really needed anything fancy unless a graphic is involved. Most of the time, publisher will suit my needs.

Frank S. 5/19/2008

I use Microsoft Works to generate my label sheets for bulk mailing. I find it to be a good, basic and a relatively un-complicated tool.

Susan J. 5/19/2008

I use Printmaster by Broderbound and Clickart 4000, which I really like.

Eve E. 5/19/2008

I used Photoshop to make my water bottle labels, and they came out great--just put in the proper dimensions and then photomerged!

John H. 5/19/2008

Disclable for Mac- great program, quite versatile and easy to use!

Arleen Duet 5/20/2008

I like Print Master 16. It is easy to use. But it does not have a lot of different cards to choose from. That is the only thing I don't like about it. I wish they had one that a lot of cards to choose from to print.

Linda Moyer 5/20/2008

I recently bought a candy bar label software for my daughter's wedding - very nice and easy software ... I always buy my labels from you for my business and I never thought of seeing if you carry labels for candy bars as I was instructed to print on regular paper ... if you carry labels for a regular size bar that would have made my job sooo much easier. The software was good though ... just let me know if you do carry it as I will buy the labels for next time!

Carole J McNeil 5/20/2008

I have Used PrintMaster (by Broderbund) for several years and find it to be very good.

Robert 5/20/2008

CD Cover Creator has been very good to me.

Rhonda 5/20/2008

I have used this software, Printmaster Platinum, for a number of years having replaced the Printmaster 12 I had before that. I love the software but there is no support for it now.

Diane 5/20/2008

I have Nero for my label system and love it. I use it to burn dvd's and then use ace labels to make dvd disc covers.

Harold B. 5/21/2008

I use Avery DesignPro software and it works well with your labels.

Carol K. 5/21/2008

I use PrintMaster (Broderbund) for just about all my label printing and a lot of my poster & card printing. It syncs up with all the Avery sizes. If I have a lot of "name" type labels I can do a "form field" and set up an "address book" from a spreadsheet to fill them in. I can also pick which "names" I need to print if I don't need them all. One feature that most software doesn't have is the ability to pick the exact label to start with. While not recommended by the label companies, that way you can use partial pages at least a couple of times. It works well on ink jets for several uses, not so much for the laser I have now. PrintMaster was 1 of the first programs I learned how to use when I first got a computer 13 years ago and I've updated it several times. It's a program I never hesitate to recommend. Extremely versatile.

Pam 5/21/2008

I really like the ease of Print Master!

Jerry 5/21/2008

I have been using Print Explosion Deluxe for Macintosh, versions 2.0 and 3.0 for years. Recently, I purchased a new Intel based iMac using Mac OS 10.5. I have had nothing but trouble with Print Explosion since this time. I have to use version 3.0 since 2.0 does not work. Version 3.0 is constantly quitting so I must save my work at every step or risk losing everything. With Mac OS 10.4 I could access work prepared with version 2.0 in version 3.0. It has been very frustrating working with Print Explosion Deluxe with my new iMac.

Diana 5/21/2008

Because I'm such a low-volume producer, I typically just use MSWord on templates - for which your labels fit superbly.

Neta 5/21/2008

The software I use 99% of the time is Avery Design Pro 2000. I like the ease of the program and that it is no-frills - just a basic design program that will allow me to create any size label with any design. I don't need lots of pre-designed labels or clipart that come with some programs - I use my own - and can insert most common graphic file types where ever I need them to be on the label. The only problem I have ever had with Avery Design Pro 2000 is with an occasional label size printing inaccurately and slightly off, even though the settings for margins and layouts are correct. I would give Avery Design Pro 2000 high marks. I'm not sure how available it still is but it's a basic workhorse of a program.

Charlotte Sistrun 5/22/2008

My main source, to this point, has been Microsoft for my labels.

Ken 5/22/2008

You didn't mention Microsoft Office (for Mac)! I use it more often than other programs as I can quite easily create custom labels that work well with your products.

Shari 5/22/2008

I use Endicia, Galaxy and Dazzle to print my postage labels!

Annalisa 5/22/2008

I use Picture It from Slater Software. It is good!

Elaine 5/22/2008

Print Master has a wide variety of graphics and is priced to be very competitive.

Chris Warner 5/22/2008

I D Automation. Seems to work great. No problems Found So Far.

Maya Muller 5/22/2008

I've used Click'N Design 3D for designing CD labels before. The application is user-friendly. For the latest CD labels I purchased from you, I downloaded the PDF template and created my CD label design in Adobe Illustrator. Much easier for me, since I'm a graphic designer.

Glenda Tanner 5/23/2008

I use Avery Design Pro when I need to do different designs on one sheet. I use Creating Keepsakes for most of my labels because it lets me make a JPEG to send my customers. If you have a better suggestion for me please feel free to e-mail glendasgifts@yahoo.com

Scott H. 5/23/2008

I use a very old software called LABELS UNLIMITED FOR WINDOWS. It integrates databases as well as design your own label formats. It is easy and simple to use. The use of it's features are intuitive. It's over 25 years old and has traveled through every windows version offered up to XP. (I don't use Vista).

Lisa B. 5/26/2008

I'm using Adobe Illustrator. I really like it.

Jan J. 5/26/2008

I use Microsoft Publisher. I'm very happy, I only wish that I could download templates instead of having to make my own. I LOVE my labels from Online Labels, and wouldn't have such a successful business without them. Thank you!

Charles S. 5/26/2008

Your USPS Click-N-Ship label OL9300 says there are two labels per sheet. While this is physically true, the Click-N-Ship software requires 1 full page per label printed. The upper larger label is affixed to the package anf the lower smaller label is a receipt. I find the Click-N-Ship process to be very wasteful. I purchased the labels from your company this time because you had the best price and I like using Paypal as my payment method. The point of this review is to let you know that your advertisement of label quantity for the Click-N-Ship is wrong and misleading. The number of labels need to be the number of sheets. I do like and appreciate your products and service. Thank you.

Terri E. 5/26/2008

Actually I use my Corel Draw software for all my designing and label printing needs. I can do everything in one place with label templates build right in the program. I even do full-bleeds and your labels are perfect for all my various custom labels.

FRANK V. 5/26/2008

I have been useing the Print Master and it is an easy and complete program.

doug d. 5/26/2008

I use anylabel for windows, nice program, wish it would allow cut and paste into and out of other programs.

Shalyn D. 5/26/2008

Art Explosion Publisher Pro 2.0 has a lot of great features and is fairly easy to use. I am a freelance graphic designer/business owner. I use this software to create personalized/custom designs for my customers. They are always pleased with the outcome and a lot of that is because of the software that I use. There are too many features to list here. See http://www.novadevelopment.com/Products/us/pgw/default.aspx

Dean W. 5/27/2008

I use Broderbund PrintMaster, pretty much out of habit. It has templates for almost all Avery labels, so it works for me, but I am always willing to try new programs.

Michael W. 5/27/2008

I am employed as a graphic designer and videographer and use various labels from OnlineLabels.com. Using my skills in graphic design, I have actually been able to create my own "templates" in Adobe Illustrator by taking the precise measurements of the label sheets and recreating them on-screen. This way, it gives me the most freedom to do what I want in the space each label allots. Plus, since I was already familiar with Illustrator, it saved me the time of having to learn a new problem that I’d be using exclusively for labels. I’ve found that OnlineLabels.com supplies a very high quality product and their attention to detail in phenomenal; I have never noticed a size/measurement difference with the sheets/labels, no matter how many packs I go through! My labels print perfect every time! The wide variety of material is great too; so far I’ve only tried the plain white and glossy white, but I may try others in the future. I’ll be shopping at OnlineLabels.com for all my future label purchases. No more going to the store to purchase over-priced packs of labels in small quantities. OnlineLabels.com exceeds my expectations in both affordability and quality. Thanks again!

Kevin J. 5/27/2008

I use Adobe Photoshop for all of my labels, since it gives me much more desgin flexibility than some of the other software.

Esther T. 5/27/2008

I use my Printmaster Gold Publishing Suite Version 3 for making my jar labels. I like it better than the newer versions because I have more control over my production.

Esther T. 5/27/2008

Microsoft Picture It makes most of my bag labels. There are times when I am in the middle of designing a label and the program decides to shut down, but I like the many things I can do with the program.If I keep saving my work every 5 minutes or so, then I still have most of it when it shuts down.

Pat 5/27/2008

I have used a lot of different label softwares, but I have found out that the simple downloadable form that you have for msword has worked best for me. No need to have any special software in case of a label emergency. I go to your website download the form and that's it...

Sally 5/27/2008

We use our own software for the labels and it works great!

Ruth 5/27/2008

I have used Adobe Illustrator to create my own label templates forever — at least the last sixteen years. Illustrator is so customizable, flexible and intuitive, allowing the greatest creativity. If you can imagine it, Illustrator can do it. Thank you, OnlineLabels, for your great product. Kindest regards, Ruth Rivers

Ruth 5/27/2008

American Bee Journal Staff 5/28/2008

We use Adobe Photoshop and Quark Xpress

Robert F. 5/28/2008

Click-N-Ship - from US Postal Service. The printing and payment of postage labels is excellent. The input and management of addresses is awkward. The larger the database the more unwieldy.

Scot D. 5/28/2008

We use the brother QL-550. I wouldn't say it is super easy to use. It is nice that you can print any length label that you want, however the software isn't user friendly.

JOYCE H. 5/28/2008

WE USE PICTURE IT SOFTWARE

Kristine C. 5/28/2008

PrintMaster is super easy to use and there's unlimited projects!!

Gem-Ann R. 5/29/2008

I have used Printmaster 16 for 3 years and have been pleased with it. I primarily use it to make decorative labels. It has an easy-to-use interface and has good functionality for a low-priced software package.

Shirly P. 5/29/2008

Works great but not as easy as your Maestro Label Designer program!

Lamar A E. 5/29/2008

I use PrintMaster 15 Platinum to make custom labels. It has thousands of standard and custom designs that can be used. Custom lettering is very flexible in font, shape, style, and about any other variable you can think of. There are thousands of pictures, clips, and other backgrounds that can be used. You and even import your own digital pictures, designs, clips, or just about any other thing immagineable. The best feature is the custom paper tool that allows you to specify a custom paper layout. The accuracy is great and gives adjustments in the thousandths of an inch. I have used it for years to make CD labels, mailing labels, posters, brouchers, and many other projects for home use and for a home based business. The current version is Printmaster 18 and I assume it has even more features.

Michael R. 5/29/2008

OnlineLabels.com has been great--I do my stuff in Photoshop.

John A. E. 5/29/2008

Epson Printer Software. We are very pleased with this software for label printing. We use your OL400WX labels and are very pleased with your service and your product. Thank You, John & Pat E.

John A. E. 5/29/2008

Epson Printer Software. We are very pleased with this software for label printing. We use your OL400WX labels and are very pleased with your service and your product. Thank You, John & Pat E.

Shujie C. 5/29/2008

I bought Product OL1150 - 5.8125" x 0.6875" labels with downloading a file called, Microsoft Word Template for OL1150, which i can open the file in any version of Microsoft Word. It's easy and simple. I hope to buy more labels from OnlineLabels.com with ther colors in the future. Hope to get a promotion on the choice of colors.

Angela 5/29/2008

I use several software programs my favorites are Print Shop Pro and Print Master Platinum by Broderbund. They have a variety of graphics, projects and are very easy to understand and use for the novice to the expert.

Cesar R. 5/29/2008

I use word to print my labels. it works fine for my needs and i don't have to learn a new program.

Ricardo R. 5/29/2008

Quickstart Label Studio Pro 2002: I purchased this siftware because it was the only software on sal that clearly mentioned in the box that it could generate barcodes. the low price helped me make the decision. It took me a while to learn how to use it because the instructions are not clear. The labels that I print are simple, although they include graphics and barcodes. It did not take long to understand the limited features that I need. The main problem with this software is that it is somewhat flawed. For example when trying to modify the font I get weird results, not the ones that I anticipate. I am sure it has other problems with the advanced features but for me now it is good enough.

Betsy P. 5/29/2008

I don't use any "label" software program. I use Quark 7, and I design my own label templates. Supposed label software programs don't give me the freedom I want/need. So I just use my standard layout program (Quark) and that way, I'm already familiar with the way it works, and am free to change any details I want, make minor placement/printing adjustments as needed, etc. I'm positive I'm saving time in the long run.

Christy L 5/30/2008

Paint Shop Pro 7 Good and I need to upgrade.

Dave V. 5/30/2008

Memorex exPressit 2.2. This software is a free download from Memorex - it works with their 2 CD/DVD label format. The software is Good. Comes with 30 sample templates - extremely easy to use - supports DVD/CD, Labels, jewel cases, DVD Cases 14mm, and slim line. Its your one stop all in one printing solution for DVD's and CD's. Absolutely great piece of software - and best of all - 100% FREE!!!

Gail A. 5/30/2008

I use Adobe Illustrator CS3 for my label creations

Cheryl C. 6/1/2008

I use Art Explosion Publisher Pro and I love the variety of things available and ease of use.

Eiler H. 6/1/2008

The labels for CD and DVD are perfect using my HP laser printer. I don't own an ink printer so I won't comment. My software is Expresit SE 2.2. I've bought ~ 1500 sheet labels from this firm. You can't find a better label, better price or better delivery service.

Sarah L. 6/2/2008

I like your labels. They work great with my system. I do wish that you would offer a different more affordable shipping option since I am paying half of my order again for shipping.

Allen W. 6/3/2008

CorelDraw X4 (version 14) is the best software for my purposes. Although the software is not dedicated exclusively for editing labels, it does have the ability to create and save label templates. Creating the templates can be a bit tedious at first, but once it's done then the full editing and artistic power of the software can be realized when creating labels. CorelDraw also allows me to tweak the template margins whenever the die-cut pattern for a particular "run" of OnlineLabels labels has been stamped/cut slightly off-center from the page.

Dianna G. 6/3/2008

Because I run everything in my business I need a piece of software that makes my printing easy. I'm just not sure which one is the most efficient and easiest to use so I tend to just build my own template in word. I'd like for you guys to carry something that is user friendly.

Michael Y. 6/3/2008

I use Publisher and it works very well for my needs.

Karen B. 6/3/2008

I use Word for all of my labeling needs and have not found any problems with them. I have used labels from your company for many years and they work very well with Word.

Michael S. 6/3/2008

Adobe Photoshop I won’t use anything else! Photoshop has so many features for the design of my product labels. Layers, free transform, adjust and replace colors, the ability to erase layer by layer and save different components as separate files. I would outsource our labels if I could not have Photoshop!

Jan D. 6/4/2008

I use M. Publisher

Rush M. 6/4/2008

I use Memorex exPressit Label Design Studio software and have been very satisfied.

Sage Z. 6/4/2008

I use Photoshop to create my labels. It is great and a lot of the tools of photoshop can be applied to other programs like Final Cut Pro and Aftereffects. I only like the magic wand tool in photoshop and once I have learned all the shortcuts it is great.

Paul M. 6/4/2008

We use WordPerfect. Great labels at a great price coupled with great service means we keep coming back.

susan 6/5/2008

I use Broaderbund's Printmaster for all of my label making and card making needs. This program is great for everyone including kids and adults. I have used it for years to make business cards and also labels. I can't say enough good things about it because it is easy to use and inexpensive too.

Jan P. 6/5/2008

I used Stamps.com everyday for processing our mailing labels. The user interface is fairly intuitive. There are some limitations, but generally speaking, we have been quite pleased with the way we can print our own postage at home on the labels we buy from you and prevent a lot of running around. I believe the version we are up to now is Stamps.com 7.0. Thanks!

MaryEllen 6/6/2008

I am using print shop and I find your labels to be very compatable and easy to work with when I down load the templets

Tammy T. 6/6/2008

Memorex exPress is Great. It allows you to make individual copies with ease all you do is click on your file and it inserts it into the cd template, and all you have to is adjust size if needed and print. You can do 1 or 2 per sheet and then multiply sheets. FANTASTIC. Not a lot of editing like some.

Robert L. 6/8/2008

Use Adobe ID and AI. Good stuff. A bit cumbersome for labels, though.

Thomas 6/9/2008

We use SOHO software for making labels - very easy and reliable.

Cary Ann 6/9/2008

I use Publisher or Microsoft Word to make my stickers. It has been a little frustrating if the template is not available in Publisher format.

Christine M. 6/10/2008

Depending on the info I'm putting on the labels, I use various programs to create my own templates. I use AppleWorks database, MS Word, Photoshop CS2 & Illustrator CS2. They all work great.

Michelle M. 6/11/2008

I use Microsoft Publisher because that's what I have. I find it very easy to use, but lacking in features. I would like to have the option of printing a variety of different labels on one sheet. I also find that because it's a basic program, I have limited ability to manipulate objects like curves. I have to create objects in other programs and bring them into publisher.

Melissa 6/12/2008

I am using Hallmark Card Studio and it works great to use your 2x4 labels! I use it to make labels for my candle business and egg sales.

Stanton 6/13/2008

Hello. We use adobe illustrator to give us a high level of look and feel control but we really need a program that gives us that level of control with the ability to merge data from a database. Thank you for your great service.

Katie B. 6/13/2008

I like to use Adobe Photoshop to create all my lables. The possibilities seem endless when you want to design a label from scratch, and it is easy to translate your work to the dementions of your printing space.Sometimes I do get mixed up with the right side to print on your label paper, because I order the one with only one slit down the middle. It might be more helpful to have printing on the side you discard. Katie

DEDRA H. 6/14/2008

I downloaded the MS Word template. I like it.

Jeanne B. 6/18/2008

I download labels from the franchisor and they print perfectly on your labels.

roy 6/18/2008

Microsoft Word - works fine with the templates available from OnlineLabels.com. May not be as easy as other methods but it's on my PC and I found it easy enough to use.

David 6/18/2008

I use Serif software - ver. X3. Been using it for 14 years. It's actually a complete desktop publishing program that I use for everything I do. I lay out a page to fit the label and design the label. I have the program duplicate and place the labels in the proper position. Print a page, make any fine adjustments I need. I even use it instead of MS Word for letters because it's easier for me

Ronald S. 6/18/2008

We use Office 2003, and both Publisher and Word in Office work perfectly the labels we purchase here (by the thousands) at Online Labels.com. Office has templates for the Avery numbers and for custom layouts. Although this suite is more expensive than most, it does much more than a simple label printing program. And we love the labels and prices from Online Labels!

Laura C. 6/18/2008

I use Adobe Illustrator to design my labels for your sheets and it works great. I set up my own print areas. They always run through the laser printer at exactly the right point. I have just purchase Indesign so if there are templates for that I will try them.

Tom S. 6/19/2008

Wasp Labeler is great for QuickBooks when printing full items

Josephine M. 6/19/2008

Click.Print.Stick labels. They look very good, I like the plastic case holding them. I have not printed with them yet. Overall they look like a good buy. Most of all I am pleased to have the address template.

Dale L. 6/19/2008

I use Corel Draw. Since I have used it from Version2, I know it's good and bad points. For the labeling that we do it is the only software that I have found that lets me control everything about the label design. It is pricey, does a great job, and since I use it for all of our publications, it is only natural to use it also for our label designs.

jerry d. 6/19/2008

hello, i've bought 1000 labels some time ago. i'm still using them. i've used the brand labels before but then i tried these online labels and found that they're no different than the brand labels except one major difference: THE PRICE. online labels beats brand labels hands down. i'll continue using online labels and recomend others to do the same. thanks. JD

Daniel O. 6/19/2008

We typically format our labels in MS Excel.

Rizwan 6/19/2008

I just used word to create the label template and is very easy to do and use.

Cindy E. 6/19/2008

We've used Adobe's Pagemaker for years. It's not as generic as many programs but it is very flexible. We do lots of custom labels so that program, combined with Online Label's wide selection of labels allows us to create just about anything we can dream up.

Barry S. 6/19/2008

AVERY MEDIA EDITION: EASY AND INTUITIVE TO USE. ONLINE LABELS WORK PERFECTLY WITH AVERY SOFTWARE. JUST CROSS INDEX THE AVERY LABEL NUMBER WITH THE ONLINE LABEL YOU ARE USING - THEN JUST CREATE YOUR LABEL AND IT PRINTS PERFECTLY!

Susan L. 6/20/2008

I use Image Composer. It's extremely easy to navigate and I'm learning new things about design all the time. I especially like the many effects you can add to images. However, limited fonts unless you download your own. I also like how well it color matches.

George M. 6/20/2008

I design all our labels with photo shop. And we could not be happier.

Randy L. 6/20/2008

I use Microsoft Word to print my labels.

Eric 6/20/2008

I use word to print labels and your template. It has some margin problems that I fix manually.

Elizabeth 6/20/2008

I just create my own!

Elizabeth 6/20/2008

I just create my own!

Kathi 6/20/2008

I use publisher but have a horrible time trying to get your label templates to work for me in Publisher. Please try and fix that.

Paul R. 6/21/2008

Memorex exPressit is the software that I use to make up personalized CD covers and labels and I find it to be quite robust and versitle.

fran w. 6/21/2008

I use MS Publisher to create my labels. I tried your free software that you advertised in a previous email but it was very limited. There were only a few fonts and hardly any clipart to choose from. Microsoft has thousands of free clipart and much more flexibility within the program.

Ian C. 6/21/2008

The two best programs for design I find are Photoshop and Illustrator. Together they can do pretty much everything. I design all of my game components using these programs.

JAMES L. 6/22/2008

I TRIED MANY SOFTWARE PROGRAMS LOOKING FOR SOFTWARE THAT WOULD ALLOW ME TO INSERT A PHOTOGRAPH IN COLOR IN A NON-AVERY SIZED LABEL. SEEMS MOST SOFTWARE DOES NOT ALLOW ONE TO SPECIFY THE LABEL DIMENTION. THE ONLINE LABEL SOFTWARE SATISFYED MY REQUIREMENT. IT IS USER FRIENDLY AND INTUITIVE TO USE.

Kevin L. 6/22/2008

Good products, good service.

John 6/22/2008

I usually design my own labels and do not use any of the progrmas listed. I may try one in the near future.

Robert M. 6/22/2008

Great HELP!

Claudia S. 6/22/2008

I use Avery Dennison Design Pro Deluxe. It is exceptional. However, it does not work well when asking a printing company to recreate my labels as the formatting isn't in corel or an engineering and or graphics format. Another comment specifically for Online Labels. I love your labels. However, I am noticing that the margins are not always exact on all sides. This causes the labels to start to early or too late to print on the label resulting in printing outside of the label. I have had this happen more often lately when purchasing your product for my candles and confections. It causes me to waste valuable labels, ink and especially time. Perhaps you might indicate a top of the page to place the label sheet in directionally (i.e., light blue line or something) to correct this. Just a comment.

Mark W. 6/22/2008

We use Quark and Photoshop to create artwork.

Fred C. 6/22/2008

The labels I have purchased work very well for laser printing. I am happy I found your products.

FARZAD R. 6/23/2008

Very good quality Shipping lables and very cheap. Same Day Shipping. Thank you very much for everything!!!!

Cindy L. 6/23/2008

The software I use the most to print labels is Label Matrix. It is easy to use and I find I have very little problems with it. I find it very easy to modify a label is something special pops up. I also use Bartender and sometimes it can cause problems finding the license server (even when it is loaded on the same machine.

Erin W. 6/23/2008

I bought labels for water bottles for my mom's 60th Birthday party. The package came within the designated time frame and were the exact size as displayed on the interenet. I designed a page in Photoshop and just printed on the labels and stuck on the water bottle. Everything was so simple. Just peal and stick. I would recommend purchasing from Online Labels in the future.

Robin K. 6/23/2008

I used the online program suggested on your site for the labels..worked perfectly for me. Other than Avery...that's all I've ever used.

Marcia K. 6/23/2008

I will use a couple of different programs to do my labels. Sometime Microsoft Publisher when it is a pretty simple label or Adobe Illustrator for more complicated labels. They both are pretty easy to use for labels. I only use Sure Thing for CD labeling as I find it to be extremely easy and with lots of options.

Terry L. 6/23/2008

I like using your labels for my newspapers for advertising.

Carol T. 6/23/2008

It was a pleasure to work with Online Labels. Their website was very informative, their shipping was prompt and their product is great.

Tracy E. 6/23/2008

I am using the labels on HDPE bottles and cardboard boxes and the only complaint I have is that they begin to wrinkle, or get loose areas where the label bunches up, even when they are laid perfectly flat to begin with. Overall I am happy with them though, they make the job a lot easier.

Sharon 6/23/2008

We have been using microsoft word label package. It has done fine for us as we do a limited amount of labels.

sara c. 6/23/2008

Always fast delivery. Great to have templates to download. So far i love your service. Keep it up!

Sharon S. 6/23/2008

We have been using microsoft word label package. It has done fine for us as we do a limited amount of labels.

Linda W. 6/23/2008

Currently using click n ship through Paypal. Would like to try something else. As long as it imported my information correctly

Katherine S. 6/24/2008

I use word but it is hard to make the templet match the actual labels.

Mary C. 6/24/2008

I have been using the free AveryMedia software for labels in the past. I just tried Maestro Label Designer and I like it much better. I especially like being able to save my designs in the program.

Kelli D. 6/24/2008

I used art explosion publisher pro. I have learned how to set the margins and it works pretty well for me. Although it is almost impossible to get a full bleed.

Miriam M. 6/24/2008

I have been very impressed with the quality of the labels I purchased. The order was processed and delivered promptly. I wil definitely purchase more items from you.

Christopher 6/24/2008

I use your labels with a postal program provided by Stamps.com. IT is ok but is the cheapest to verify against the postal zip code verification.

Sandy H. 6/24/2008

I love the Polyester labels. They are great for outdoor signs as the ink won't run. I also like the layout instructions you give with labels. I never have to search or guess what layout to use.

Lee A. 6/25/2008

I just use Microsoft Word templates/formats and have little trouble with making my labels. I make herbal salves/soaps, etc. and am using labels all the time. And of course, I get all my labels from you.

Lynne W. 6/26/2008

Avery Wizard.... Kind of a pain to work with when printing a large quantity of labels...I opted for MS Word...it still gave me the flexibitly and the ability to change fonts and correct errors....

Jeff T. 6/26/2008

Online lables has always come through for me. The labels work well in laser printers and inkjet alike. Shipping is fast, and the quality is good - all at a great price. I will keep ordering here, and you should, too.

Harry A. 6/26/2008

Very good quality labels and label software. I will continue to order for my large mailing list at Silks, Etc.

Sarah D. 6/27/2008

I made a previous order with your company. I have to say that I was very impressed with the wide variety of sizes and types of labels on your site. I knew exactlly what I wanted and was able to find exactlly what I needed on your site. The site is very imformative and is user friendly. Great job!

Margo J. 6/28/2008

very happy with the product

Sonia C. 6/29/2008

I can't find any label software either free or at a low price that prints my labels correctly. I usually resort to using USPS Click n Ship & even that den't always get my labels printed the way I need them to be.

C. Krist 6/29/2008

I have not used any of the software listed. I do however use Printmaster Platinum 12 and love the program except we cannot design nor print round labels especially 1 inch and 1 1/2 inch round labels. There are limitations with the program, sharing items with others is a major limitation. Being user friendly is a big plus and being able to import my own pictures and graphics too is a big plus.I have used several over the years but have found PRintmaster platinum 12 is teh one I keep going back too. I have PRintmaster Platinum 7 and 16, but always go back to 12.I have label factory but have not used it yet and I have printshop 22 again have not had time to install nor use either. THey were recommended to me that they could do what I want, but due to time constraints and wanting to get my labels done quickly I keep using PRintmaster 12. I have designed over 5000+ labels, brochures, posters and business cards with Printmaster 12.I have also used avery and find it difficult to use. WHen I ordered lables from online labels I was told I could use a program they have Maestro, but it will not download and work on my computer, I constantly get error messages, so I have not persued it any farther.

Bilkis S. 7/1/2008

Paypal only prints the full page when you try to just print half page.

Linda McKay 7/1/2008

I use Quark XPress, and it gives me all the controls for width, kerning, leading, etc., that I need to prepare labels with graphics in a number of different sizes.

Stephanie 7/2/2008

I currently use Mountain Cow's Printing Press Extreme...it's super easy to use, and works great with all sorts of labels offered on Onlinelabels.com. From return address labels to water bottle labels...they all work great with this software, and look spectacular when printed!

Dave S. 7/2/2008

we find Corell draw to be our best way to create our labels because we can design our own pictures and designs without having to rely on a design that somebody else has created. also when printing labels we can move the label any way we want to to make it fit the label stock in the print layout panel.

janet a. 7/6/2008

I use paint shop pro. Labels are excellent!

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