30 labels per sheet templates (US Letter)
65 US Letter label sheets in our data have 30 labels per sheet, in 7 different label sizes, from 3/4″ × 2 1/4″ to 1″ × 2 5/6″. The default pick is Avery 5160 (1″ × 2 5/8″, 3 × 10); the designer below is set to it.
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What 30 labels per US Letter sheet means
A count of 30 per sheet does not fix the label size: the 65 sheets here use 7 sizes and 3 grids (3 × 10, 2 × 15 and 5 × 6). Labels cover between 54 % and 91 % of the US Letter page; the rest is margin and gaps.
Always choose the template by the code printed on the box: two 30-up sheets with different sizes or margins need different templates, even though the count matches. The most common size at this count is 1″ × 2 5/8″ (35 sheets).
30-up sheets grouped by label size
| Label size | Columns × rows | Sheets | Example codes | Top / side margin | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1″ × 2 5/8″ | 3 × 10 | 35 | Avery 5160, Avery 8160, Avery 5260, Avery 5510, Avery 5520, … | 1/2″ / 3/16″ | 84 % |
| 2/3″ × 3 7/16″ | 2 × 15 | 24 | Avery 5366, Avery 5066, Avery 5166, Avery 5266, Avery 5268, … | 1/2″ / 0.531″ | 74 % |
| 1 1/2″ round | 5 × 6 | 2 | SheetLabels SL125, OnlineLabels OL2088 | 1/2″ / 1/4″ | 57 % |
| 1″ × 2.594″ | 3 × 10 | 1 | OnlineLabels OL875 | 1/2″ / 0.22″ | 83 % |
| 3/4″ × 2 1/4″ | 3 × 10 | 1 | OnlineLabels OL6950 | 5/8″ / 3/8″ | 54 % |
| 1″ × 2 5/6″ | 3 × 10 | 1 | OfficeMax OM99060 | 1/2″ / 0″ | 91 % |
| 0.825″ × 2 1/4″ | 3 × 10 | 1 | Netc 749303-70001 | 5/8″ / 1/2″ | 60 % |
How many 30-up sheets you need
Sheets needed for a run of labels at 30 per sheet, starting on a fresh sheet, and when the first 10 positions of a used sheet are already gone (start at label 11).
| Labels | Sheets (fresh sheet) | Sheets (start at label 11) | Blank labels left |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | 2 | 2 | 10 |
| 100 | 4 | 4 | 20 |
| 250 | 9 | 9 | 20 |
| 500 | 17 | 17 | 10 |
| 1000 | 34 | 34 | 20 |
Which 30-up sheet to pick
Avery 5160 is the default here because Avery codes are the usual reference for compatible sheets, and it shares its exact layout with 34 other sheets on this list, so its template prints on those too. Its labels are 2 5/8″ (66.7 mm) by 1″ (25.4 mm).
If you need bigger labels at the same count, the largest are 1″ × 2 5/6″ on OfficeMax OM99060; the smallest are 3/4″ × 2 1/4″ on OnlineLabels OL6950. LabelGrid recommends 30-up sheets for Halloween address labels, Halloween return address labels, Thanksgiving labels, Christmas address labels and Christmas card address labels.
Templates with 30 labels per sheet
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Frequently asked questions
What size are the labels on 30-up sheets?
It depends on the sheet: 1″ × 2 5/8″ (Avery 5160), 2/3″ × 3 7/16″ (Avery 5366), 1 1/2″ round (SheetLabels SL125), 1″ × 2.594″ (OnlineLabels OL875) and 3/4″ × 2 1/4″ (OnlineLabels OL6950) and others.
How many sheets do I need for 500 labels at 30 per sheet?
17 sheets (10 labels left blank). For 100 labels: 4 sheets.
Is every 30-up template the same?
No. There are 9 different layouts at this count; label sizes and margins differ, so pick the template by the code on your box.
How do I print 30 labels per sheet correctly?
Download the PDF from the designer and print on US Letter paper at 100 % (“Actual size”), without “fit to page”. Print one test page on plain paper and hold it against a label sheet first.