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Create a sequence such as ASSET-001, or paste one existing column from Excel or Google Sheets.
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Choose a quantity or paste your numbers. Get an Avery 6570 PDF and matching spreadsheet.
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1 sheet · Avery 6570 · US Letter
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Made for the person who was told:
“We need to label all this stuff.”One completed job
Create a sequence such as ASSET-001, or paste one existing column from Excel or Google Sheets.
Add an optional organization name and see the standardized label before downloading anything.
Download the exact-size PDF and its matching spreadsheet.
A useful first system
Print LAB-001 through LAB-025. Apply each label, then record the manufacturer serial number beside its new asset ID.
Give shared equipment a stable number that can be searched in a simple spreadsheet.
Pair a readable physical ID with the serial number and normal storage location.
Already have asset IDs? Paste that column and keep using the system you trust.
One sensible recommendation
These 1¼ × 1¾ inch permanent-adhesive paper labels are made for identifying shared office and school equipment and work with laser or inkjet printers.
Print it right the first time
Confirm the print dialog says 8½ × 11 inches.
Turn off Fit to Page, Shrink, and automatic scaling.
Hold the test behind the label sheet and check all four corners.
Follow your printer’s guide before loading the Avery sheet.
Good to know
No. This generator runs in your browser. Your asset IDs, organization name, PDF, and spreadsheet are not uploaded or saved by Labelables.
We recommend Avery 6570. The same layout also fits Avery 22828, 6576, and 6791: 1¼ × 1¾ inch labels, 32 per US Letter sheet.
Yes. Copy one asset-number column and paste it into the generator. Duplicate IDs are flagged before download.
A useful QR code needs a meaningful destination and an ongoing service or system behind it. This version focuses on reliable human-readable IDs and a portable matching register.
Print at Actual Size or 100%, never Fit to Page. Test on plain paper first and hold the test behind an Avery 6570 sheet before printing on labels.
Start with one sheet