How to Print Avery 5160 Labels From Your iPhone
Print Avery 5160-compatible address labels from iPhone: find the 5160 paper code in LabelSheet, add addresses, preview the sheet, and print at Actual Size.
Short answer: In LabelSheet, create a label sheet, search for paper code 5160, add your addresses, open Sheet preview, then tap Print (or Share for a PDF) and choose Actual Size / 100% in the system print options.
What “5160” means in LabelSheet
Avery 5160 is a common US Letter layout: 30 address labels arranged as 3 × 10. LabelSheet maps manufacturer product codes — including aliases such as 8160 and 5260 — to one of 16 built-in layouts. Searching 5160 should surface that Letter 3×10 address layout. Always confirm the measurements on your packaging before you print a full run.
Avery is a trademark of Avery Products Corporation. LabelSheet is not affiliated with Avery or any label manufacturer. Product codes are shown only to help you find a compatible sheet.
Step-by-step
- Open LabelSheet and tap Create label sheet.
- On Choose label paper, search 5160 (or another code printed on your box).
- Select the matching Letter · 3 × 10 address layout card.
- Add addresses: Contacts, Paste, CSV file, or + Add address. Set copies per address if needed.
- Tap Preview sheet → to open Sheet preview.
- Optional: use Start at for a partly used sheet, or Alignment after a test print.
- Tap Print for AirPrint, or use Share to export a PDF. In the print dialog, prefer Actual Size / 100% and disable Fit to Page / Scale to Fit when those options appear.
A4 vs US Letter
5160-style sheets are US Letter. An A4 code such as L7160 is a different layout. Loading Letter paper while using an A4 template (or the reverse) will misplace labels even if alignment offsets look fine.
Free sheet and Lifetime
Your first eligible single-sheet Print or Share is free. Previewing, editing, saving the job and test prints stay free. Jobs that need more than one page require Lifetime even if you have not used the free sheet yet.