The Jam Labelizer: Design and Print Your Own Jam Labels for Free!

Have you heard about the Jam Labelizer? Choose from five designs in three colors, type in all your personal jam info, then save or print immediately. And it's free!

It might be made specifically for jam, but who says these labels wouldn't apply to other homemade goods? Here are a few ideas:

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Make Your Own Labels Now: The Jam Labelizer

Categories: Supplies, Main, Food Blogs, Jams & Preserved Foods

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Comments (11)

Fabulous! Thank you!

Squeeeee! I love this!

This is AMAZING! Anyone know how big the labels print?

I just priced out sticker paper, it is super cheap at Staples and works in most printers. The only bad thing about this is sitting down and cutting all these out by hand. Still, this is awesome!!

@joydreamz: I'm just going to do a test print on plain paper first to see what comes out.

I just signed up for the premium version of this for a whole $5, and am fairly certain it's going to be money well spent. I'm not making jam, but brewing my own beer, and these make the perfect labels! Think of the possibilities: use them for flavored olive oils, homemade limoncello, even spice mixes - the possibilities are endless, since they print up in 3 different sizes!

This.Is.So.Cool.

Hey Jas99. I'm not sure if you are aware but I actually built a site called Beer Labelizer (www.beerlabelizer.com) first. I think that would be better for labelling your home brew. If you give me an email I'll set you up with a free premium membership for that. Cheers Andy.

The site is amazing! What would be cool is if they told us which Avery (#) label they designed them for, if any. Or if not, to design them for specific labels so they print out perfect.

@Andy Biggs - I was going to comment about threadjacking but I noticed you also created the Jam Labelizer site. Great job man!!!!

This is awesome! We are already preserving jam and cherry bounce for holiday gifts. This will be a beautiful finishing touch.