DYMO D1 12mm tape labels from Google Sheets
You can print DYMO D1 12mm tape labels from Google Sheets in the browser. Open the DYMO D1 12mm tape template. It is already 3.94 x 0.47 in. Change the words, or load a list, and print. No signup.
How to print DYMO D1 12mm tape labels from Google Sheets
A Google Sheet has to be published before it will load. File, Share, Publish to the web, then CSV. Paste that link. A normal share link will not load. The first row has to be the column names. Noah already has 16 rows, is marking shelves before a restock, with Bin and Item. Row 2 might read A4, Olive oil.
Paste the published link, then click those columns onto DYMO D1 12mm tape. The size is already 3.94 x 0.47 in. A view-only share link will not load, even if you can open it yourself.
One row becomes one DYMO D1 12mm tape label. Check the rows you want, then Print. Print this reprints only the label on screen. Unchecked rows stay in the list. The file stays in this browser. There is no account.
- Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com/?template=dymo-d1-12. No signup.
- The label is already 3.94 x 0.47 in. Change the line that should differ, or click your column names onto it.
- If you have a list, like Noah's 16 with Bin and Item, upload Excel or CSV, or paste a published Google Sheet.
- Check the rows you want. Print this is the label on screen. Print is the checked rows.
- Print from this computer with the DYMO tape printer set to this tape width. Leave scaling off. This is tape, not a die-cut address label.
The other DYMO sizes are on the DYMO labels page. Open the number that matches the box in your hand. Check a short name and a long one, like A4, Olive oil, before you print the rest of the 16.
Questions people ask
How do I print DYMO D1 12mm tape labels from Google Sheets?
Open the DYMO D1 12mm tape template (3.94 x 0.47 in). Edit it or load your list, and print. No signup. Print from this computer with the DYMO tape printer set to this tape width. Leave scaling off. This is tape, not a die-cut address label.
Do I need an account?
No. Open the label, edit it, and print. You do not pay to download it. A published Google Sheet is fetched from Google. The label itself stays in this browser.
Does a spreadsheet fill every label on a page?
A spreadsheet prints one label per row. Print this is the label on screen. Print is the rows you checked.