Free Price Tag Template Maker

How to Make a Price Tag

Making a price tag template takes about a minute. Here is how to use the maker above:

1. Enter the product details: Type the product name, brand or store, and price. Add a compare-at price if it is on sale.
2. Pick a template: Choose a retail shelf label or a promo or boutique swing tag. Each style auto-applies a matching color theme.
3. Add a sale: Set a compare-at price to strike out the old price, or add a percent-off or amount-off badge. The two stay consistent.
4. Add a scannable code: Turn on a barcode or QR code, built from the SKU, so it can be scanned at the till.
5. Choose a size and orientation: Pick a real-unit size like 6x4 cm, 2x1 inch, or 3x2 inch, and set portrait or landscape.
6. Style it: Pick a color theme, set custom accent and text colors, choose a font, and add a logo or product image.
7. Download: Export a PNG, a print-ready PDF, or an SVG. Print it, stick it on the shelf, or hang it on the product.

The live preview updates as you type, so you always see the final tag before you download.

Printable, Editable, and Blank Price Tags

People search for a few different things behind one keyword, and this maker covers them all.

• Printable price tags: Every template is sized in real units and exports a print-ready PDF, so what you print matches the size you picked.
• Editable price tag template: Each field is editable in the form. Change the price, the SKU, the sale, or the colors and watch the tag update live.
• Blank price tag template: Pick the Blank style for a near-empty start, then add only the fields you want. It is the fastest way to a simple, clean tag.
• Price tag template Word or PDF: Instead of fighting a Word table, design the tag here and download a PDF that prints at the exact size. It is quicker and the spacing never breaks.

Retail Shelf Labels and Barcode Tips

Retail shelf labels are price-forward and easy to scan. Keep them clean:

• Lead with the price: The current price should be the biggest element. A struck compare-at price sits next to it when there is a sale.
• Add a unit-price line: A line like 100 g = \$2.00 or per 1 pc helps shoppers compare value. It is required on many grocery shelves.
• Show the SKU: A short SKU line helps staff restock and reorder.
• Use a real barcode: Turn on the barcode and pick the right format. Use EAN-13 or UPC-A for retail products, Code 128 for general SKUs, and ITF-14 for shipping cartons. The digits print under the bars so a cashier can key them in if a scan fails.

The built-in code is rendered straight into the tag image, so it survives the PNG, PDF, and SVG export and scans from the printed label. If you only need the code on its own, use the Barcode Generator for standalone barcode labels or the QR Code Generator for custom QR codes with logos and colors.

Sale Tags, Swing Tags, and Clothing Price Tags

The promo and boutique family is built for markdowns and apparel.

• Sale price tag: Use Bold Sale or the Was / Now layout for a loud markdown with a red strikethrough on the old price.
• Clothing price tag: The clothing hang tag shows size and color chips, the brand, and the price, which is exactly what a fitting-room shopper checks.
• Swing tags: The boutique and jewelry styles include a punch hole so the tag reads like a real hang tag.
• Compare-at honesty: When you add a discount badge without an old price, the maker derives the implied before price so the badge and the struck price always agree.

Price Tag Sizes and Printing

Print accuracy comes from real-unit sizing. The maker offers these presets:

• 6 x 4 cm and 8 x 6 cm: Small and standard shelf labels.
• 2" x 1", 2.25" x 1.25": Address-label and Avery 5160-style sizes.
• 3" x 2" and 4" x 3": Swing tags, jewelry tags, and large shelf cards.
• A4 full sheet and A5 half sheet: For full-page layouts.
• Custom: Set any width and height in inches.

To print at the right size, open the PDF and set the print scale to 100%. Turn off any "fit to page" or "shrink to fit" option, because that resizes the tag and breaks the real dimensions. For many tags at once, switch to Bulk mode: add a row per product with a copies count, and the maker tiles the tags onto an A4 or US Letter sheet that you export as a single PDF or PNG. You can even import a product list from a CSV file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this price tag generator free?

Yes, it is 100% free with no signup and no watermark. Design and download as many price tags as you want as PNG, PDF, or SVG files.

How do I make a price tag?

Pick a template, type your product name, price, and any sale or compare-at price, then choose a size and download. The live preview updates as you type. Use Bulk mode to lay many tags onto one printable sheet.

Can I print the price tags?

Yes. Each template uses real-unit sizes such as 6x4 cm, 2x1 inch, 3x2 inch, and A4 sheets. Download the PDF and print at 100% scale, with no fit-to-page, so the tags come out at their true size.

How do I add a barcode or QR code to a price tag?

Switch the scannable code toggle to Barcode or QR. The code is built from the SKU (or a custom code value) and supports Code 128, EAN-13, UPC-A, Code 39, and ITF-14, with the digits printed under the bars. The code is baked into the export so it scans from the printed tag.

Can I make a sale tag with a strikethrough old price?

Yes. Enter a compare-at price and it is struck through automatically while the current price shows as the sale price. You can also add a percent-off or amount-off badge, and the math stays consistent with the struck price.

Is there a blank, editable price tag template?

Yes. The Blank template gives you a near-empty start, and every other template is fully editable: name, brand, price, sale, SKU, unit price, size, color, and country of origin.

Can I make price tags for clothing or a boutique?

Yes. The promo and boutique family includes swing tags, clothing hang tags, and bold SALE styles with a red strikethrough, while the retail family covers clean shelf labels with a barcode line and unit price.

Can I bulk-print many price tags at once?

Yes. Bulk mode gives you a product table with a copies count per row and tiles the tags onto an A4 or US Letter sheet you can export as PDF or PNG. You can also import a product list from a CSV file.