Guides

Penmark guides

How to get a list of names and addresses onto envelopes and labels that print right the first time, and how to keep the list for everything you mail after that.

Envelopes and invitations

Print addresses directly on envelopes

Recipient and return addresses printed on the envelopes you already have, one page per household, in a style that matches the invitation.

Address labels

Avery templates, sizes, and printing

Label sheets that line up on the first try, on any printer, plus a free tool that makes the PDF from pasted addresses.

  • Free tool

    Free address label maker

    Paste addresses, pick an Avery sheet, and download a print-ready PDF. No account needed.

  • How-to

    How to print address labels at home

    Step by step from a list of names to an Avery sheet that lines up, with the print settings that matter.

  • Avery 5160

    Avery 5160 template

    Dimensions, print settings, and a free tool that makes a 5160 PDF from pasted addresses.

  • Avery 5161

    Avery 5161 template

    The wide address label: what fits on it, how it prints, and when to choose it over 5160.

  • Avery 5162

    Avery 5162 template

    Big, readable address labels: dimensions, print settings, and the PDF tool.

  • Sizes

    Avery label sizes chart

    A quick chart of Avery address and shipping label sizes, with the sheet counts and dimensions side by side.

Address lists

Build the list once, use it for years

Collecting addresses is the slow part. These guides are about doing it once and keeping the list current for every mailing after that.