Sequential numbered labels
You can print sequential numbered labels without building a spreadsheet. Open the free label maker, set Start, Step, and Digits, and each copy gets the next number. No signup.
How to print sequential numbered labels
- Open https://app.mylabelmaker.com. No signup.
- Set the label size. Asset tags are often 2 x 1. Raffle tickets can be larger.
- Open Numbering on the right. Set Start, Step, and Digits. Digits 3 prints 001. Digits 4 prints 0001.
- Set Copies to how many labels you need, up to 500. Click Add number. That places the number on the label.
- Look at the first label and the next one so you see 001, then 002. Then print.
Asset tags for a stack of laptops do not need a sheet of names. They need AT-0001 through AT-0040. Type AT- on the label, then click Add number. The number follows your prefix. Start at 1, Step 1, Digits 4, Copies 40.
Start, step, and digits
Start is the first number. Step is how much it climbs. Digits is the width, so 7 becomes 007 when digits is 3. You can start at 500 if the last tag on the shelf was 499.
Put the number on a barcode too. Select the barcode, then Add number, and the bars carry the same sequence as the text. A person can read AT-0042 and a scanner can read it.
When the numbers already live in a sheet
Load Excel, CSV, or a published Google Sheet and the numbers follow the rows, one per row. You do not also set Copies for that run. The sheet is the count.
If you only needed 001, 002, 003 and you have no list, leave the spreadsheet out and use Copies. The longer blog version is print labels numbered 001, 002, 003.
Questions people ask
How do I make sequential numbered labels?
Open Numbering, set Start, Step, Digits, and Copies, then click Add number. Each copy prints the next number, up to 500 in one run.
How do I get 001 instead of 1?
Set Digits to 3. Digits 4 prints 0001. Start can be any number, not only 1.
Can I put a prefix like AT- in front of the number?
Yes. Type AT- on the label, then click Add number. The letters stay. The number climbs.