You can let the Non-Printable area remain as ‘User Defined’ You can slightly change the paper size margins if required (Though we highly recommend not doing so). To change the name, double clicking on 'Untitled' and that should allow you to rename it as required. Thus, we recommend naming it as per the paper size. It is important to name the size something that’d be easy to refer during selection. To create a new paper size, click on the ‘plus sign’ at the bottom left corner as highlighted in the image: Here, select ‘Manage custom sizes’ from the available options. Next to ‘Paper Size’ you shall find a drop-down menu.

On the left hand side, click on the blue link ‘Print using system dialog’ (Note: You can also directly jump to Step 3 by pressing Command ⌘ + Option + P keys instead) Open Google Chrome and press Command ⌘ + P keys. If you’re a MAC user, you can use the system dialog and change the default settings for printing labels as per your requirement by following these steps: The Avery app allows you also to merge directly from Address Book or Mail and you can upload artwork or photos.If you are having trouble printing labels of the correct size for your shipment, kindly note that both Chrome and MAC OSX default to US letter format for print sizes. you choose a label type… an avery number… a design type… you mail merge your CSV file… and you’re away. Download the design pro app from Avery ( )ģ. Export your numbers file as a CSV file (make sure that you’ve made the first line in each column a heading)Ģ. Thanks to Paul Sheely for this pointer on how to export from an apple numbers file into the avery application:ġ. I just downloaded it (262 MB!) and it looks pretty good. Avery has just released a free program designed to be able to print on any of their labels, of course you can use them to print on anything, but they work well with the Avery stuff because you can just type in the number from the packet and it has all the sizes already.

How to print labels on a mac