How to Add Images and Text to Label Templates in Microsoft Word
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Create personalized labels in Microsoft Word by adding your own images and text. This step by step tutorial makes a difficult task easy to follow. Download hundreds of free blank label templates for Microsoft Word here www.onlinelabel...
Thank you! Thank you! Microsoft has made labels increasingly difficult. You just saved me.
Thank you for this!! So helpful in adding a log to my return address labels.
This was GREAT...with the exception that I am trying to also add an image to a mail merge for labels... each label would have a different address...but great tutorial overall.
Thanks so much for this easy to follow tutorial, made life very easy today!!!
HUGE thank you for this video! I needed a refresher in a new job role and this video gave me back the tools I had forgotten I knew!
Followed Tutorial step by step - Worked Great - Thanks
Awesome, great explanation. Thank you!!!!!
Thank you! Quick question...How do I make the 3rd line indented/spaced in several spaces compared to lines 1 and 2? Is this possible?
Hello! If you're looking to indent one line on the label, click your cursor on that line and then indent. The line selected should be the only one that indents. Hope that helps!
Thanks . Really helpful video 👍👍
Thank you so much!
This worked a peach!!
Great! Learned something new and now can make lots of labels, lol.
Great tutorial. If only it worked. Followed your instructions to the letter but even though I gave up on my own version of Word (2007) after fighting with this for hours, it didn't even work downloading the form directly from the recommended website. Used clip art, as in this demo, but the Celtic Heart Knot design I chose simply would not allow text to wrap to the right of the picture. Too bad. These are great instructions if they worked in all cases, but I guess I'll have to go with plain old boring text.
Great tutorial!
I am using this to make labels to print on fabric so they can be sewn onto a quilt. I have my labels made but my printer won't print them because I am not using paper labels. How can I override this issue?
Love this content your deserve more subscribers
I am trying to find this but using word for mac. If you can show this it would be great. Thank you.
Here are some instructions for creating labels in Word for Mac: support.office.com/en-us/article/Create-and-print-labels-in-Word-for-Mac-17a5b856-84bd-4c19-82fd-d8c14736a25a
Great tutorial! I am having difficulties activating the "Position" button on my task bar though. It is not activated.
There are a variety of things that may be causing the Position button to be dimmed out. Here is a Microsoft forum where that topic is discussed. I think you may be able to find an answer to your issue there:
answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/unable-to-use-picture-format-options-because-they/46bf9c14-4047-4418-b30d-fe018c99fc68
This just doesn't work for me. The vertical alignment of the text is messed up by the image and the image cannot be placed higher than the top of the text.
Hi Robbert, Make sure that you're adjusting the Position and/or Wrap Text settings under the Format tab while the image is selected. If you've done this and they're still misaligned, please reach out to our support team at 1-888-575-2235 and they'll be happy to assist!
This was great except for the clipart part. My MS Word 2010 does not have that option. Rather it has "online pictures" in that position. How can I get the clipart function on this new computer?
I did a search on the topic and I came across this article. This details how to add clipart using Word 2010. www.lifewire.com/insert-pictures-and-clip-art-3540356
I know this was an older video and I can get it to work but I when I go to print the labels there is no picture ...can you help
Hi Pam, without more information, it's difficult for us to help with this issue. If you could contact our customer service team directly, they would be more than happy to assist! You can give us a call at 1-888-575-2235. After some research, we were able to find this tutorial from Microsoft. You can attempt these steps and reach out if they do not fix your issue. Hope this helps! docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/troubleshoot/word/object-not-appear-in-word-2010
how can I make a change in a single cell, and all other cells update automatically?
Hey,so super ~ thanks VERY MUCH! Success instead of headache :)
𝐈'𝐦 𝐦𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐢𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐤𝐲𝐨𝐮
Thanks
Can you use mail merge to populate the address?
is there a quick way to select multiple images (136 unique images) and place them into the template without having to do it one by one?
Unfortunately, I am not aware of a way of doing this task in Word other than just copying and pasting the image. You may want to check out Online Labels' Maestro Label Designer software as it will automatically step up the image for you. Maestro Label Designer is going to be much easier to use to format labels than Microsoft Word. An activation code comes with every label purchase so there is no cost to the software assuming you buy some labels from OnlineLabels.com. You can check out Maestro Label Designer here: www.onlinelabels.com/maestro
@@onlinelabels2 Thanks
I can only paste my image into my label, and that screws everything up. How can I either: paste my image and make that work somehow, or paste my image somewhere that I can then import it as an image as described here? I'm an idiot and very frustrated.
Brian - Microsoft Word is not really intended to be a design tool. When you are attempting to add images into cells, text and other images in the cells will tend to move around and get out of place. This can often mess up the formatting. We normally recommend inserting nested tables (table should have rows / columns that match to your design layout) into each cell and then insert the image into the table cells. My personal opinion is that it is going to be challenging for you to get your formatting right using Word in this situation. I would recommend that you check out Online Labels' web-based label design software, Maestro Label Designer. It is built for designing and laying out labels. Adding images and text will be very easy compared to using Word and you will save a lot of time. You can check it out here: www.onlinelabels.com/maestro
@@onlinelabels2 Hi there thank you!! You mentioning nesting tables was all I needed. I figured it out! Ha ha I promise to use online labels for anything more complicated!!!!
@@BSnedeker Brian - That is great to hear that you were able to work through the issue.
Can we get a tutorial on how you got the labels template from the onlinelabels.com website? :D
I am not entirely clear I understand what you are asking. If you know the item number you want to use, you can download the Word template from the OnlineLabels.com website. I recommend that you reach out to Online Labels' support at www.onlinelabels.com/support and they can direct you to the specific template you require.
What if you don't want the same text on each label?
You can manually type the different data into each cell or you can use the Mail Merge feature built into Microsoft Word. There are a variety of articles and videos on the web on how to accomplish this task. The specific details will depend on the version of Word you are using. Here an article on the topic: support.office.com/en-us/article/print-mailing-labels-276a2cd1-74d2-43d0-ab5a-b90460358ad5
Can these templates be used in Adobe illustrator?
All of our label sizes have blank PDF and EPS files you can use in Adobe Illustrator!
This tutorial is related to Microsoft Word. We do have templates PDF templates that can be used in Adobe Illustrator located on our website. You can find our blank labels templates at www.onlinelabels.com/templates/blank-label-templates. You can find our pre-printed design templates at www.onlinelabels.com/templates/pre-designed-label-templates.
very convenience
I bet myself a hundred bucks that Microsoft wouldn't include a way to fill all of them instead of individually pasting, and I was riiiiiiiiiiiiight
This can be done now by going to the mailings tab, hitting labels and selecting the whole page option versus the single label option.
You guys never responded to comments
Sorry for that. I have gone in and replied to all the comments.
Online Labels, Inc. thank you. When I insert an image , in this case a photo of myself to the left of the label (as you're looking at it) hie can I resize my picture so that it looks proportionate ? I can't get it to look right without my face looking too long short or stretched out ...
Are you inserting the image into a cell (label) by itself or with text already in the cell? It sounds like your image is bigger than the cell so Word is distorting it to make it fit. Have you tried resizing your image outside of Word to make it smaller?
Online Labels, Inc. well, I copied it from another word template that already had an "insert image" that is almost small enough to fit on the label but still a little large. (So I just selected and copied it from the one I inserted picture from) And I am inserting it after I enter the text in the label following your direction. But I didn't insert the picture using the insert function, no. Hope I'm making sense here.