9 guides on Peelstack Label Maker.
Peelstack2 min readUsing A4 label sheets in the UK or Europe? Type L7160, L7163 or a Zweckform code, check the preview and print a PDF at the sheet's size from your Google Sheets™ list.
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Peelstack2 min readSeveral Avery codes name the same layout. Learn why 5160 and 8160 match, how 5163 differs, and what to type in Google Sheets™ when your box shows another number.
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Peelstack3 min readYou do not need a template file to print on Avery sheets from Google Sheets™. Type the code from the box, check the preview and print a PDF at the sheet's size.
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Peelstack3 min readFind the label code on the box, see how many labels fit on the sheet, then work out how many sheets your Google Sheets™ list needs before you buy.
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Peelstack4 min readKeep your holiday card list in one Google Sheet™ and print one label per household, with the names joined, then reuse the same list and design next year.
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Peelstack5 min readTurn a list of addresses in Google Sheets™ into printed envelopes with a return address and logo, and test on plain paper before you use a good envelope.
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Peelstack4 min readHalf a sheet of labels left over? Start printing at the first empty label, test on plain paper and use up the whole sheet from Google Sheets™.
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Peelstack4 min readA plain guide to picking a QR code or a barcode for jars, boxes and stock labels made from a Google Sheet™, and how to test that it scans before you print.
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Peelstack4 min readBoston's 02134 turns into 2134 in a spreadsheet, and the label prints it wrong. Here is why it happens and how to fix it in Google Sheets™ before you print.
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