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A6 105 × 148 mm — free label template

Design label artwork at 105 × 148 mm in your browser with barcodes, QR codes and spreadsheet batches. Local editing needs no account. Confirm your printer and stock, replace sample content and test the output. A6 — common packing slip size

105 × 148 mm
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Label size105 × 148 mm (4.134 × 5.827 in)
Preset resolution300 DPI — 1240 × 1748 px
Media typePlain paper
Catalog groupPaper

Presets describe nominal geometry. Sheet margins and pitches may need adjustment for your stock and driver; test on plain paper before using label sheets. A catalog entry does not imply manufacturer approval or certification.

Frequently asked questions

How should I check the size of A6 105 × 148 mm labels?
This preset uses 300 DPI (1240 × 1748 pixels) and nominal dimensions of 105 × 148 mm. Check the exact stock, printable area and printer resolution. Print at 100% scale ("Actual size") on plain paper first, then check every edge and sheet position. A preset does not guarantee physical alignment or printer compatibility.
Can I add barcodes or QR codes?
Yes — 18 barcode symbologies plus QR codes can use the selected resolution. Supply identifiers and content you are authorized to use, check the encoded values and test a printed sample with the intended scanner. Input validation does not establish standards compliance or retailer acceptance.
Can I print a whole spreadsheet of these labels?
Import a local spreadsheet or paste rows, then insert {{column}} placeholders. Imports accept up to 5,000 rows subject to file and cell limits; export work also has limits, so large batches need smaller ranges. Use a Google Sheets link only for data already intended for anyone-with-link access. Preview rows and test the output before printing a batch.

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