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Free template for Avery® 6573 labels

Avery 6573 labels are 5″ × 8.13″ (127 × 206.5 mm), 2 per US Letter sheet in 1 column and 2 rows. Type your shipping addresses into the 6573 template below and download a PDF that prints aligned at 100 % scale, or get the blank 6573 PDF.

Updated · measurements from the gLabels template database

Label sheet Avery 6573 · 5″ × 8.13″ · 2 per sheet
FROM: Maple & Co., 45 Oak Ave, Portland, OR 97201TO: Jordan Lee780 Harbor BlvdTampa, FL 33602FROM: Maple & Co., 45 Oak Ave, Portland, OR 97201TO: Jordan Lee780 Harbor BlvdTampa, FL 33602
Avery 6573: 5″ × 8.13″ labels, 2 per US Letter sheet, drawn to scale. Click a label to start printing there and skip labels you already used.
What to print

Text auto-fits at 23.3 pt.

Print at 100% / Actual size, not “Fit to page”. Paper: US Letter (8.5 × 11 in).

Blank template PDF
Font, style, colours, start position and printer offset

Print the alignment test sheet on plain paper, hold it over a label sheet, and nudge: positive moves everything right / down.

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Avery 6573 size, margins and layout

Label size 5″ × 8.13″ (127 × 206.5 mm)
Labels per sheet 2 (1 across × 2 down)
Sheet US Letter, 8 1/2″ × 11″
Corners rounded, 1/16″ (1.6 mm) radius
Margins (top, bottom, left, right) 1/2″, 1/2″, 3/16″, 3/16″
Gaps (columns, rows) —, none
Sheet covered by labels 87 %
Checked against Not yet checked; geometry from the gLabels database

How the Avery 6573 sheet is laid out

The 1 column and 2 rows of Avery 6573 labels are centred: 3/16″ of backing at each side, 1/2″ at the top and bottom.

No gaps at all: every 6573 label touches its neighbours, so keep an inner margin of 1/16″ and avoid full-bleed colour.

The 3/16″ side margin is inside the roughly 6 mm many printers cannot reach, so edge-to-edge colour on the outer 6573 columns may print short.

The 1/16″ rounded corners are drawn in the preview, with the 1/16″ safe area where text belongs.

Labels cover 87 % of the page; the rest is backing.

Microsoft Word "New Label" settings for Avery 6573

Type these into Mailings › Labels › Options › New Label if Word does not list 6573. Metric Word asks for cm: multiply by 2.54.

Word fieldInches
Top margin0.5″
Side margin0.185″
Vertical pitch5″
Horizontal pitch8.13″
Label height5″
Label width8.13″
Number across1
Number down2
Page sizeLetter

How to make Avery 6573 labels in Word

  1. In Mailings › Labels › Options, look for 6573 under "Avery US Letter". If it is missing, click New Label and name it Avery 6573.

  2. Enter the 6573 numbers from the table: 0.5″ top, 0.185″ side, 1 across, 2 down, page US Letter.

  3. Click OK and New Document: Word draws 2 cells, one per 6573 label. Keep text 1/16″ inside each cell.

Codes near 6573 that are not the same sheet

6505, 6570, 6692 disc and 6692 spine are next to 6573 in Avery's numbering but are different sheets; use their own template.

CodeLabel sizePer sheetCompared with 6573
Avery 65052/3″ × 3 7/16″3094 % less label area, 28 more per sheet
Avery 65701 1/4″ × 1 3/4″3295 % less label area, 30 more per sheet
Avery 6692 (disc labels)4 5/8″ round2CD/DVD, not rectangular, 59 % less label area, same count, different margins
Avery 6692 (spine strips)0.219″ × 4 11/16″497 % less label area, 2 more per sheet

How many 6573 sheets for your list

120 shipping addresses take 60 sheets of 6573 exactly.

LabelsSheetsSpare
25131
50250
100500
150750
2501250
5002500

How much text fits on an Avery 6573 label

At 10 pt a 6573 label holds about 29 lines of 115 characters: room for a full shipping block, a packing list or a page of notes, so larger type (14 pt gives 20 lines) is usually the better choice. Helvetica estimates with a 1/16″ inner margin; the tool shrinks text that does not fit.

Font sizeLinesCharacters per line
7 pt41164
8 pt36144
10 pt29115
12 pt2496
14 pt2082
  1. Download the PDF from the tool (or the blank 6573 template) and use US Letter paper: on A4 (6 mm narrower, 18 mm taller) the 6573 rows drift down the page.

  2. Print at 100 % / Actual size; "Fit to page" shrinks about 3 % and moves the bottom 6573 row by roughly 8 mm.

  3. Test on plain paper, hold it against a 6573 sheet to the light and enter any offset in mm in the tool.

Where the Avery 6573 numbers come from

The 6573 geometry has not yet been checked against Avery's published template: print the plain-paper test first. Other geometry: gLabels template database (avery-us-templates.xml). LabelGrid is not affiliated with Avery (Avery® is a trademark of its owner); "6573" only names the sheet this template fits.

Frequently asked questions

What size is Avery 6573?

Avery 6573 labels are 5″ × 8.13″ (127 × 206.5 mm), 2 on a US Letter sheet (8 1/2″ × 11″) in 1 column and 2 rows. Corners are rounded (1/16″). Together they cover 87 % of the sheet.

Are Avery 6573 and 6570 the same?

No. Avery 6573 is 5″ × 8.13″, 2 per sheet; Avery 6570 is 1 1/4″ × 1 3/4″, 32 per sheet (95 % less label area, 30 more per sheet). A 6573 template will not line up on 6570 sheets.

What are the margins for Avery 6573 labels?

Top 1/2″ (12.7 mm), bottom 1/2″ (12.7 mm), left 3/16″ (4.7 mm), right 3/16″ (4.7 mm). One column, rows touch; the 6573 pitch is 5″ down.

How many labels are on an Avery 6573 sheet?

2: 1 across, 2 down. 100 labels take 50 sheets and 250 labels 125 sheets; set a start position in the tool to use up a partly used 6573 sheet.

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