Jam jar labels to print
One flavour per jar, one date per batch: BoldLabels prints your jam labels in batches on A4 sheets, from a simple list. Describe the style you want and Morph suggests three designs.
Three designs from one sentence
Labels for my homemade jam jars, with the flavour, weight and best-before date
A 50 mm round label, artisan style, for fig jam
Morph suggests a minimal version, a high-contrast one and an artisan one, reviews the result and fixes anything that overflows. You stay in control to fine-tune down to the millimetre.
What to include on the label
For a product you sell, plan at least: the name of the food (“Strawberry jam”), the list of ingredients with allergens emphasised, the net quantity (“370 g”), the best-before date (“Best before…”), the producer’s name and address, and the batch number. Jams also have specific rules of their own, such as fruit and sugar content.
One label per flavour, without retyping
List your flavours, weights and dates in a spreadsheet; use {{ flavour }}, {{ weight }} and {{ bestbefore }} on the label. A Quantity column sets how many labels to print for each flavour.
Frequently asked questions
Which label sheet should I use for jam jars?
A label of around 63.5 × 38.1 mm (Avery L7160, 21 per page) suits most 250 to 370 g jars; BoldLabels also offers edge-to-edge formats.
Can I make round labels?
Yes: use a circle background and a custom sheet set to the dimensions of your round labels.