White Inkjet Labels
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Labels For Inkjet Printers
Specifically designed for inkjet printers, our blank label sheets come in a variety of colors and materials. Choose from white labels, neons, pastels, metallics, and more. Our selection also includes removable, permanent, and extra-durable adhesives to help you find the right label for any project.
Inkjet labels are popular because of their low cost, high-quality output, vivid colors, and ease of use. They're compatible with most inkjet printer brands including HP, Canon, Epson, Kodak, Brother, Lexmark, Ricoh, and more. They're designed to absorb printer ink and reduce the risk of smearing to ensure your labels produce photo-quality prints.
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We're proud to offer a large selection of blank label templates and pre-designed label templates to help you make the most of your inkjet-printable labels. We also provide free access to our exclusive label design software with every purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are your inkjet labels compatible with dye-based and pigment-based ink?
Yes, our inkjet labels work with both dye-based and pigment-based inks. Dye-based inks offer bright, vibrant colors, while pigment-based inks are more water-resistant, making them ideal for labels exposed to handling or moisture when paired with a weatherproof material.
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Do you offer inkjet roll labels?
Yes, we offer inkjet roll labels. These labels are ideal for vibrant, full-color designs, making them perfect for product packaging.
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Would inkjet labels need an additional layer or laminate to protect from oils, chemicals, water, etc.?
If your labels will be exposed to moisture, oils, or harsh chemicals, we recommend adding an additional layer of protection, which involves adding a laminate after printing to enhance ink protection.
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What’s the difference between inkjet and laser printers?
Laser printers use a special laser to produce faster, durable prints, while inkjet printers produce tiny droplets onto the paper during printing. For more information, check our guide on inkjet vs. laser printers.