Avery 5366 / 8366 File Folder Labels, 30 Per Sheet
5366 is the classic hanging-file label: narrow white strips that wrap the plastic tab on manila folders.
Thirty file-folder labels per sheet in two columns of fifteen. Each strip is 3 and 7/16 inches wide by 2/3 inch tall, edge to edge down the sheet.
Your sheet. Click any label to type on it.
Folder strips butt together vertically: left-align short category names so they read on hanging tabs.
About Avery 5366 labels
Thirty labels per sheet in two columns of fifteen. Each strip is 3 and 7/16 inches wide by 2/3 inch tall (not the shorter 3 and 3/8 inch width used on some older templates). 8366 is the same die cut for color stock.
Left-aligned text reads cleanly on tabs. Print at 100% and align the first row to the top margin notch on your printer; folder labels have almost no vertical slack between rows.
Rows have almost no vertical gap, so a printer that shrinks to fit will clip the bottom row. Turn off fit to page and use the manual feed if the tray curls labels.
5366 is for manila tabs, not shipping. For parcel addresses use 5163; for wide envelope windows use 5161.
What you need to print file folder labels
- A basic home inkjet or laser printer: print at 100%, scaling off (opens in new tab)
- Black ink or toner cartridges matched to your printer (opens in new tab)
- Avery 5366 file folder label sheets (30 labels per page) (opens in new tab)
- Manila folders if you are labeling a new filing batch (opens in new tab)
- Plain letter paper for an alignment test at 100% scale (opens in new tab)
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