Free Printable Laundry Room Labels for jars, bottles and bins
Tap a ready-made list or type your own, pick a jar, bottle, picture or sorting-bin design, and print laundry room labels for detergent, softener, stain remover, dryer balls and every basket. PDF, PNG or direct print, on Letter or A4. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Fill in your laundry room labels
The 3 in (76 mm) square jar design is selected. Tap a word list or type your own, one label per line, and write Name | Dose to add a second line. Prefer pictures? Choose the Picture + word design. Then download the PDF and print at 100%.
Pick the product code printed on your label pack (for example Avery 5160 or L7160) so every label lands inside a die-cut label. Leave on plain paper to set your own size.
Template librarySelected template: Laundry Jar Labels (3 in Square)Open the Label Maker template library and choose one of thirty-nine presets, including picture-and-word classroom labels and mailing and return address labels, with varied shapes, colors, and decorations.
Import an address list (paste or CSV)Paste addresses separated by an empty line, rows copied from Excel or Google Sheets, or upload a CSV export.
Paste addresses above or choose a CSV file. Nothing is uploaded; the list stays in your browser.
Ready-made word lists
One click fills the label box with ready-made words for the pantry, spice rack, canning shelf, classroom or laundry room. Edit any line afterwards.
Start position, copies and alignment
Skip labels you already used on a partly used sheet (counted left to right, top to bottom).
Repeats every label until all free labels on the sheet are used. For return address labels, type one address and get a full sheet.
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Laundry Jar Labels (3 in Square)
US Letter · 6 labels per sheet · Custom
8 labels · 2 page(s)
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Print at 100% / Actual size, never Fit to page. Do a test print on plain paper first and check it against your label sheet.
Laundry room labels: quick facts
Short answers for anyone labeling a laundry room, utility room or laundry cupboard.
- Price
- Free, with no paid tier or download fee
- Account
- Not required
- Watermark
- None
- Export formats
- PDF (every page in one file), PNG (one file per page) and direct print
- Paper sizes
- US Letter and A4
- Supported sizes
- Jar label 3 in (76 mm) square, bottle label 70 × 45 mm, picture label 92 × 46 mm, sorting bin label 92 × 84 mm, shelf label 92 × 32 mm; or pick Avery 5163, 5164, 22806, 22807 and A4 L7163, L7173 sheets
- Privacy
- Runs in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded
- Languages
- 8 languages: English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Japanese, Korean
- Word lists
- 5 laundry lists with 70 words: detergents and sprays, powders and boosters, sorting bins, shelves and zones, DIY and dose lines
- Designs
- Jar label, bottle and dispenser label, picture label, sorting bin label and shelf or zone label, plus 34 more designs from the Label Maker
- Waterproof
- Print on waterproof sticker paper with a laser or pigment-ink printer, or cover paper labels with clear tape; plain paper labels are not waterproof
- Safety
- The American Academy of Pediatrics advises keeping laundry products in their original containers; label any jar with its contents and keep it out of children's reach
- Last updated
- October 16, 2026
Best for
- Home laundry rooms with jars of washing soda, dryer balls and clothespins
- Refill bottles of detergent, softener and stain remover that need a name and a date
- Families who want sorting bins labeled Whites, Darks and Delicates, with a picture for the kids
Not the best fit for
- Hazard labels for bleach or other chemicals: keep those in the original bottle with its own label
- Care labels sewn into clothes, which need name tapes or iron-on labels
- Labels that sit in water every day, unless you print on waterproof vinyl
How it compares
- Free blog printables
- Pretty fixed designs, but most come as an image or a PDF behind an email form, and the words and size cannot be changed; here you type any text and pick the size.
- Etsy and Canva sets
- Large style choice for a few dollars a set, but you edit each label by hand in Canva; here a new jar is one new line.
- Word or Google Docs tables
- Free and flexible, but you build the grid and align every sheet yourself; here the sheets are preset.
Why these laundry room labels fit real jars and bottles
Three things most free laundry label downloads leave out.
Sizes for jars, canisters and pump bottles
Most free laundry downloads come in a single fixed size. Here the jar design is 3 in (76 mm) square for a 32 oz mason jar or a lidded canister, the bottle design is 70 × 45 mm for pump and spray bottles, and both can sit on Avery sheets. Pick the size, and every label lands inside the cut.
Waterproof printing, explained in plain words
Laundry rooms mean splashes. Avery says a waterproof label must be printed on durable film with a laser or pigment-ink printer, and that a dye-based inkjet print is only splash-resistant. Print these laundry room labels on waterproof sticker paper, or cover paper ones with clear packing tape, and test one label with a drop of detergent first.
Sorting bin labels kids can read
Tap Sorting bins and hampers and 14 lines appear: Whites, Darks, Colors, Delicates, Towels, Bedding and more. Each one gets a picture icon, and the Picture + word design prints them 4 × 3⅓ in so a child can match the sun to the whites. Change any word and the labels reprint in a minute.
What you can print with these laundry room labels
Everything runs in your browser, so your lists never leave your computer.
70 ready-made words
Detergent, softener, stain remover, washing soda, dryer balls, sorting bins and shelf zones. Edit any word.
Jar and canister labels
3 in square labels with the product name and a dose line, six to a page, for mason jars and lidded canisters.
Bottle and dispenser labels
70 × 45 mm labels with the product, the dose and a filled-on date for pump and spray bottles.
Picture labels
110 line icons, so a shirt, a sun or a droplet sits next to the word on bins and baskets.
Avery sheets built in
Avery 5163, 5164, 22806 and 22807, A4 L7163 and L7173, or plain paper with cut lines.
PDF, PNG and print
Download a multi-page PDF, one PNG per sheet, or print directly on Letter or A4 at 100% size.
How to make and print laundry room labels
From a shelf of jars to a labeled laundry room in about fifteen minutes.
List what you want to label
Walk through the room and note the jars, bottles, bins and shelves. In the label box, tap a word list such as Detergents and sprays or Powders and boosters, or type one label per line. Write Name | Dose to add a second line, for example Laundry Detergent | 1 scoop per load.
- Label the container and the shelf spot the same way, so things go back where they live.
- Write the dose on the jar once, and nobody has to guess how much powder makes a load.
Pick a design for each container
Choose Jar label for canisters and mason jars, Bottle label for pump and spray bottles, Picture label for products with an icon, Sorting bin label for hampers and Shelf label for zones. Open Label sheet if you have Avery 5163, 5164, 22806 or 22807 sheets.
- A 32 oz mason jar takes the 3 in square label comfortably; small spray bottles need the 70 × 45 mm size.
- No label sheets? Print on plain paper with the cut lines on and cut the labels out.
Print a test page on plain paper
Download the PDF or click Print, choose Actual size or 100%, never Fit to page, and print one page on plain paper. Hold it over the sticker sheet against a window; if every label is off the same way, nudge it with Move right or Move down.
- If you use partly used sheets, set the Start position to the first free label.
- Check the text size from arm's length: labels on high shelves need bigger type.
Make them waterproof, then stick them on
Print on waterproof sticker paper with a laser or pigment-ink printer, let inkjet prints dry fully, then press the label onto a clean, dry jar or bottle. Paper labels can be covered with clear packing tape. Test one label with a drop of detergent before you print the whole sheet.
- Dye-based inkjet ink is only splash-resistant, even on waterproof film.
- For labels you will change, stick a clear pocket on the bin and slide the paper label inside.
Laundry room labels FAQ
Sizes, waterproofing, what to write and how to label safely.
Yes. There is no sign-up, no email gate, no trial and no watermark. The labels are drawn in your browser and the PDF or PNG is saved straight to your device, so your lists are never uploaded.
Start with the products you scoop or pour: laundry detergent, fabric softener, stain remover, oxygen booster, washing soda and baking soda. Then label dryer balls, clothespins and refills, the sorting bins (Whites, Darks, Colors, Delicates, Towels) and the shelf zones such as To wash, To fold and To iron.
Dry supplies suit jars best: washing soda, baking soda, oxygen booster, borax, dryer balls, clothespins and dryer sheets. The American Academy of Pediatrics advises keeping laundry products in their original containers, so use jars for items you are comfortable decanting and keep bleach in its own bottle.
Free laundry label sets are commonly 3 × 3 in, which suits a 32 oz mason jar and most lidded canisters. The jar design here is 76 mm (3 in) square, six per page. For pump and spray bottles the 70 × 45 mm bottle design fits better, and Avery 22806 gives twelve 2 in squares for small jars.
Print on waterproof sticker paper. Avery says a label counts as waterproof when it is printed on durable white film with a laser or pigment-ink printer, while a standard dye-based inkjet print is only splash-resistant. Paper labels can be covered with clear packing tape. Always test one label with a drop of detergent first.
Yes. Print on plain paper with the cut lines on, cut the labels out and stick them on with clear packing tape, which also protects them from splashes. Or slide the paper into a label pocket stuck on the bin. Sticker paper only makes the job quicker.
Keep laundry products in their original containers where you can, as the American Academy of Pediatrics advises. If you do refill a jar or pump bottle, label it with the product name and date, never use a food or drink container, and store it out of children's reach. RoSPA also warns against unlabelled containers.
Write the product name, the dose per load, the date you made it, and a Shake well or Do not mix line. For homemade detergent also list the ingredients, so anyone reading the jar knows what is inside. Use the DIY, dose and care word list to add these lines in one tap.
Common sorting labels are Whites, Darks, Colors, Delicates, Towels, Bedding and Hand wash. Choose the Picture + word design and the Sorting bin list to print them 4 × 3⅓ in with a sun, moon or shirt icon, which helps young children sort the laundry themselves.
Print your laundry room labels now
Tap a word list, pick a jar or bottle design and print on plain paper or Avery sheets.
Free, no sign-up, no watermark, and your lists stay in your browser.
Also organizing the kitchen? The pantry labels and spice labels pages have more designs.