Thanksgiving Address Labels, Avery 5160 / 8160 Template
Thanksgiving week is when gratitude cards, pie swaps, and Friendsgiving invites all need the same return address on different envelopes. This page locks List mode on Avery 5160 with the Thanksgiving theme: warm amber fill, rust border, and a simple turkey icon on the left of each 1 by 2 and 5/8 inch label.
Compatible with Avery 5160 address labels sheets. 30 labels per sheet, each 2.625 × 1 in (66.7 × 25.4 mm). Try first-line wording like The Chen Family, Grateful from the Blakes, or a formal name with apartment lines underneath. Compatible with Avery 8160 and 5960 die cuts on letter paper. Design note: list mode walks left to right across the sheet so a spreadsheet export with one address per row maps cleanly. Use column mapping in the controls below when your CSV has separate street, city, and ZIP columns.
Use controls below to paste a mailing list, map spreadsheet columns, or type addresses with a blank line between each entry. List mode fills one address per label, left to right across the sheet. Click a label in the preview to style every entry at once. Each address keeps its own text. Print one test sheet on plain paper at 100% scale before using adhesive stock. What you type stays in your browser. We never see it. For classroom potluck mailers, pair these labels with the Thanksgiving name badges on Avery 5395.
Your sheet. Click any label to type on it.
Thanksgiving theme
What you need to print these 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 5160 address label sheets (30 labels per page) (opens in new tab)
- Plain letter paper for a test print before you use label stock (opens in new tab)
- A paper trimmer if you are cutting apart sheets on plain paper (opens in new tab)
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