Free template for OnlineLabels OL950 labels
OnlineLabels OL950 labels are 7/8″ × 2 5/8″ (22.2 × 66.7 mm), 33 per US Letter sheet in 3 columns and 11 rows. Type your addresses into the OL950 template below and download a PDF that prints aligned at 100 % scale, or get the blank OL950 PDF.
Updated · measurements from the gLabels template database
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In Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers: select the cells with the header row, copy, and paste here. The sample rows are replaced.
Text auto-fits at 14 pt.
Print at 100% / Actual size, not “Fit to page”. Paper: US Letter (8.5 × 11 in).
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Print the alignment test sheet on plain paper, hold it over a label sheet, and nudge: positive moves everything right / down.
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OnlineLabels OL950 size, margins and layout
| Label size | 7/8″ × 2 5/8″ (22.2 × 66.7 mm) |
|---|---|
| Labels per sheet | 33 (3 across × 11 down) |
| Sheet | US Letter, 8 1/2″ × 11″ |
| Corners | rounded, 1/8″ (3.2 mm) radius |
| Margins (top, bottom, left, right) | 11/16″, 11/16″, 3/16″, 3/16″ |
| Gaps (columns, rows) | 1/8″, none |
| Sheet covered by labels | 81 % |
| Checked against | Not yet checked; geometry from the gLabels database |
How the OnlineLabels OL950 sheet is laid out
The 3 columns and 11 rows of OnlineLabels OL950 labels are centred: 3/16″ of backing at each side, 11/16″ at the top and bottom.
Columns have a 1/8″ gutter but the 11 rows touch, so colour that bleeds off an OL950 label's top or bottom edge shows on the next one if the feed is 1 mm off.
The 1/8″ rounded corners are drawn in the preview, with the 1/16″ safe area where text belongs.
Labels cover 81 % of the page; the rest is backing.
No other sheet in LabelGrid's data (the gLabels database plus checked additions) has exactly the OnlineLabels OL950 layout, so avoid "close enough" templates.
Microsoft Word "New Label" settings for OnlineLabels OL950
Type these into Mailings › Labels › Options › New Label if Word does not list OL950. Metric Word asks for cm: multiply by 2.54.
| Word field | Inches |
|---|---|
| Top margin | 0.688″ |
| Side margin | 0.188″ |
| Vertical pitch | 0.875″ |
| Horizontal pitch | 2.75″ |
| Label height | 0.875″ |
| Label width | 2.625″ |
| Number across | 3 |
| Number down | 11 |
| Page size | Letter |
How to make OnlineLabels OL950 labels in Word
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In Mailings › Labels › Options, look for OL950 under "OnlineLabels". If it is missing, click New Label and name it OnlineLabels OL950.
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Enter the OL950 numbers from the table: 0.688″ top, 0.188″ side, 3 across, 11 down, page US Letter.
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Click OK and New Document: Word draws 33 cells, one per OL950 label. Keep text 1/16″ inside each cell.
Codes near OL950 that are not the same sheet
OL900, OL914, OL975 and OL996 are next to OL950 in OnlineLabels' numbering but are different sheets; use their own template.
| Code | Label size | Per sheet | Compared with OL950 |
|---|---|---|---|
| OnlineLabels OL900 | 1″ × 2 5/6″ | 33 | 23 % more label area, same count, different margins |
| OnlineLabels OL914 | 1 3/4″ round | 20 | Round, not rectangular, about the same label size, 13 fewer per sheet |
| OnlineLabels OL975 | 1″ × 1 1/2″ | 50 | 35 % less label area, 17 more per sheet |
| OnlineLabels OL996 | 2″ × 3″ | 10 | 2.6× more label area, 23 fewer per sheet |
How many OL950 sheets for your list
A 120-name card list takes 4 sheets of OL950, leaving 12 spare. Starting a used sheet at label 17 changes the count:
| Labels | Sheets | Sheets from label 17 | Spare |
|---|---|---|---|
| 25 | 1 | 2 | 8 |
| 50 | 2 | 2 | 16 |
| 100 | 4 | 4 | 32 |
| 150 | 5 | 6 | 15 |
| 250 | 8 | 9 | 14 |
| 500 | 16 | 16 | 28 |
How much text fits on an OnlineLabels OL950 label
At 10 pt an OL950 label holds about 4 lines of 36 characters, room for an address with a company line. Helvetica estimates with a 0.056″ inner margin; the tool shrinks text that does not fit. The OL950 labels come within 3/16″ of the paper edge, where most printers cannot print, so keep text 1/16″ from the outer edges.
| Font size | Lines | Characters per line |
|---|---|---|
| 7 pt | 6 | 51 |
| 8 pt | 5 | 45 |
| 10 pt | 4 | 36 |
| 12 pt | 3 | 30 |
| 14 pt | 3 | 25 |
Printing OnlineLabels OL950 labels straight
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Download the PDF from the tool (or the blank OL950 template) and use US Letter paper: on A4 (6 mm narrower, 18 mm taller) the OL950 rows drift down the page.
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Print at 100 % / Actual size; "Fit to page" shrinks about 3 % and moves the bottom OL950 row by roughly 7.9 mm.
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Test on plain paper, hold it against an OL950 sheet to the light and enter any offset in mm in the tool.
Where the OnlineLabels OL950 numbers come from
The OL950 geometry has not yet been checked against OnlineLabels' published template: print the plain-paper test first. Other geometry: gLabels template database (online-templates.xml). LabelGrid is not affiliated with OnlineLabels; "OL950" only names the sheet this template fits.
Frequently asked questions
What size is OnlineLabels OL950?
OnlineLabels OL950 labels are 7/8″ × 2 5/8″ (22.2 × 66.7 mm), 33 on a US Letter sheet (8 1/2″ × 11″) in 3 columns and 11 rows. Corners are rounded (1/8″). Together they cover 81 % of the sheet.
Are OnlineLabels OL950 and OL914 the same?
No. OnlineLabels OL950 is 7/8″ × 2 5/8″, 33 per sheet; OnlineLabels OL914 is 1 3/4″ round, 20 per sheet (round, not rectangular, about the same label size, 13 fewer per sheet). An OL950 template will not line up on OL914 sheets.
What are the margins for OnlineLabels OL950 labels?
Top 11/16″ (17.5 mm), bottom 11/16″ (17.5 mm), left 3/16″ (4.8 mm), right 3/16″ (4.8 mm). Columns are 1/8″ apart, rows touch; the OL950 pitch is 2 3/4″ across and 7/8″ down.
How many labels are on an OnlineLabels OL950 sheet?
33: 3 across, 11 down. 100 labels take 4 sheets and 250 labels 8 sheets; set a start position in the tool to use up a partly used OL950 sheet.