Print labels from Google Sheets

Print labels from Google Sheets without an add-on or a Word merge. Publish the sheet as CSV, paste the link, and map each column onto the label. Every row prints once. The file stays in this browser. No signup. Mac and Windows. Publish the sheet to the web as CSV, then paste that link.

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Print labels from Google Sheets

There is no add-on to install and no Word mail merge. In the Sheet, use File, then Download, then Comma-separated values. Import that download. If the workbook has several tabs, download the tab you are looking at. A tab of notes and a tab of addresses should not become one file.

Share settings do not matter once you have the CSV, because the file is on your computer. You do not paste a published link into the label. People who tell you to paste the whole grid usually end up with one label that contains every row. Import instead.

  1. Clean the tab: header in row 1, no merged cells, no totals row at the bottom.
  2. Download CSV.
  3. Open the card that matches the stock.
  4. Import, map, and look at the last data row. A totals row will try to print itself.
  5. Print a proof from the printer this computer can already see.

The Excel version of this job is print labels from Excel. If someone asks for a mail merge, the same download covers mail merge labels. Zebra-specific sheets jobs also sit next to Zebra label software.

Questions

How do I print labels from Google Sheets?

Download the tab as CSV, import it, map the columns, and print. No add-on.

Can I mail merge labels from Google Sheets?

Yes. The download is the merge. Each row is a record. You do not open Word.