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Print allergen labels from Excel

Every cookie needs a contains line. Put product and allergen in columns, print the set. We don't decide what is an allergen.

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Print Allergen Labels from Excel

Published: · 3 min read · How-to
Open the free label maker: https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup. Design the label, then print to a Zebra or download PNG, PDF, or ZPL.

Open ingredients template

Ingredients label sample from the free label maker
This is the ingredients label template in the free app. Open it and swap in your own text.

You can print allergen labels from a spreadsheet. Open the free label maker, map {{product}} and {{allergen}}, and print a contains line for every cookie. No signup. Your kitchen and your local rules decide the wording.

Good to know: We do not decide what is an allergen. Your kitchen and your local rules do. Print only wording you stand behind.

How to print allergen labels from Excel

  1. Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
  2. On the sheet: product, allergen line (for example Contains: wheat, egg). Set 2x1 or 2x2 for a seal.
  3. Map {{product}} and {{allergen}}. Keep the type large.
  4. Preview two SKUs. Print on the pack or as a second sticker.

Two-sticker setup

Pretty brand face on top. Allergen seal under it. Same sheet, two layouts, two print runs. Easier than cramming legal type into a tiny logo sticker.

Print or save

Got a Zebra? Print with Browser Print at the printer's DPI. Everyone else: print from this computer, or download PNG, JPG, SVG, PDF, or ZPL. Save JSON if you want the editable master back later.

Print the contains line

One seal per recipe. From the sheet.

Open ingredients label template