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Custom labels die cut and wound on a 3" core in 102 squares, rectangles, rounds and ovals, on paper, BOPP, foil or felt, from $322.98 per 100 in 6 business days.
- From $322.98 per 100 labels, and because 500 costs the same total, sizing up drops the per-label price from $3.23 to about $0.65, then to roughly $0.07 at 25,000.
- 102 sizes, from a 1" x 1" square up to a 5" x 7" oval, plus custom sizing up to 7" x 12", in squares, rectangles, rounds and ovals.
- 5 materials: White Gloss for indoors, waterproof White BOPP and Clear BOPP for indoor or outdoor, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, and 70lb Eggshell Felt.
- 3" core winding with your choice of unwind direction, 1/8" rounded or straight-cut corners, and optional gloss or matte lamination.
- 6 business day standard turnaround with a free online proof, backed by 4OVER4's Gold Standard guarantees and an early 5.0 out of 5 rating.
Labels That Come Ready to Peel and Ready to Run
We die cut every label, wind it onto a 3" core and line the whole roll up in one direction, so you peel labels one at a time or feed the roll through an applicator. Sealing jars, wrapping bottles or tagging boxes for a shipment becomes a step you run by the hundred or the thousand. Roll labels start at $322.98 for 100, backed by an early 5.0 out of 5 rating.
Businesses switch to rolls when peeling sheet stickers stops keeping up. We print them full color on waterproof or paper stock, they come ready for an applicator, and the per-label cost falls fast as the run grows. To compare them with the sheet formats, browse the full lineup on labels printing, or build yours from the choices below.
One hundred labels cost $322.98, and 500 cost that same $322.98, so you get five times the labels for the same money. Tap a tier below to see the live roll total and what each step up saves.
What Are Roll Labels
Roll labels are custom adhesive labels on a continuous roll wound onto a 3" core, ready to hand-apply or feed through a label applicator. We print them full color in 102 sizes, from a 1" x 1" square up to a 5" x 7" oval, on any of 5 materials. Order the roll once labeling turns repetitive: bottles, jars, boxes, mailers and retail products you label by the batch. For a label that is round from the start, the Roll Round Labels come as rounds, wound so each one faces the same way.
What Size and Shape Should Your Roll Labels Be
Size the label to the product. With 102 presets, most jobs match without a custom cut. The default 1" x 1" square suits a product seal or a jar lid, rectangles fit bottles and boxes, and rounds or ovals up to a 5" x 7" oval look premium on wine, candles and cosmetics. If no preset fits, set your own size up to 7" x 12" in the configurator. Need a specific outline? The Shaped Roll Labels and Die-Cut Labels cut to a custom silhouette. The chart below lists every size, material and finish in the same order the configurator shows them.
What Material Should You Print On
Pick the material for where the label lives. White Gloss is the everyday indoor paper, bright and low cost, the default for dry goods. White BOPP and Clear BOPP are waterproof plastic films rated for indoor or outdoor use, so they hold up on bottles, coolers and freezer goods, and Clear BOPP gives the label-free look where only your ink shows. Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil makes a logo reflective without a foil-stamp bill, and 70lb Eggshell Felt gives the textured craft feel of small-batch wine and spirits. Top most of them with gloss or matte lamination for scuff and moisture protection. For the clear film on its own page, the Roll Clear Labels build on the same Clear BOPP.
How Much Do Roll Labels Cost
One hundred labels cost $322.98, about $3.23 each, and 500 cost the same, so decide how far to size up. A 2,000 run is $396.66, 10,000 is $839.93, and 25,000 is $1,758.48, roughly $0.07 each, across 11 tiers. Apply your 4OVER4 loyalty coins at checkout for up to 12% off. Drag the slider below to your count and watch the roll total and the per-label cost update live.
How Do Roll Labels Ship and Finish
Roll labels are built to run, not just to look good. Every order winds onto a standard 3" core, and you set the unwind position, whether the top or the bottom of your copy dispenses first, so the roll feeds the right way through a hand or machine applicator. Choose 1/8" rounded corners for a softer edge or straight-cut corners for a clean rectangle. Add a gloss or matte lamination when the labels need extra scuff and moisture resistance. Before anything prints you can request a free online proof to check your artwork, or send it straight to production if you are sure. Standard production is 6 business days, and every order carries 4OVER4's Gold Standard guarantees.
How Do Roll Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range
Pick the roll when you label products by the batch. If you are weighing a shaped cut, a clear film or a pre-set round, the chart below lines roll labels up against those siblings with the starting price of each.
Wally rolls out labels that stick
100 labels for $322.98, or five times as many for the same price.
Roll labels arrive applicator-ready on a 3 inch core, priced from $322.98 for 100. Because 500 costs the same total as 100, most orders size up and pay about 65 cents a label. Pick a size, a waterproof or gloss material, and Wally winds them onto a roll ready to peel or feed.
See Roll Labels Our Customers Printed
The gallery below shows rolls we printed in-house for customers, in different sizes, materials and finishes, so you can see how felt, foil or clear film looks at real size. Tap any print to see it larger.
Real Labels Our Customers Printed
See the Rest of Our Labels
Scan the full print product range any time. A shaped cut, a clear film and a heavier felt stock each have their own product page and starting price.
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Print Your Roll Labels Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, material and finish, and your roll arrives on a 3" core, ready for the applicator. The bigger the run, the less each label costs. Print your roll labels today.
Roll Labels or Sheet Labels
The difference is the liner. Roll labels come one after another on a continuous backing wound onto a 3" core, which is what a hand dispenser or a labeling machine expects, and every label faces the same way so the applicator never has to be reset. Sheet labels come on flat pages, easier to peel a few at a time and to mix several designs on one sheet.
Cost follows the format. A roll starts at $322.98 for 100 labels and the same $322.98 covers 500, so the roll only makes sense once you label by the hundred, where the price per label falls to about $0.65 and then toward $0.07 at 25,000. For a short run on flat sheets, the standard stickers start at $23.88. Materials are the same choice on both: paper for indoor dry goods, waterproof BOPP for bottles and coolers.
Roll Labels: Frequently Asked Questions
What shapes can a roll label be cut into?
Squares, rectangles, rounds, and ovals, across 102 preset sizes from a 1" x 1" square up to a 5" x 7" oval. If none of those match your container, custom sizing runs up to 7" x 12".
How are the labels wound and why does it matter?
Every label is die cut, wound onto a 3" core, and lined up in one direction, and you choose the unwind direction on the order. Match it to your applicator so the roll runs straight off the reel instead of needing to be re-spooled first.
Which material should I choose?
There are five: White Gloss for indoor use, waterproof White BOPP and Clear BOPP rated indoor or outdoor, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, and 70lb Eggshell Felt. Wet or outdoor products point to the BOPP films, while foil and eggshell felt are the decorative choices.
When is a roll better than sheet stickers?
Once you are labeling by the hundred rather than the handful. A roll comes applicator ready and keeps every label in sequence, which is why businesses switch over when a spreadsheet of sheet stickers stops keeping up with the packing table.
How does the price change with quantity?
100 labels start at $322.98, and because 500 costs the same total, sizing up drops the per-label price from $3.23 to about $0.65. It falls further to roughly $0.07 a label at 25,000.
What finishing options are there?
Corners can be 1/8" rounded or straight-cut, and gloss or matte lamination is optional over the print. Standard turnaround is 6 business days with a free online proof before the roll runs.
Are sheet or roll labels cheaper?
Sheets are cheaper for a handful, rolls are cheaper by the hundred. A roll of 100 labels is $322.98 here, and 500 labels cost the same total, so the per label price drops from $3.23 to about $0.65 the moment you fill the roll, and to roughly $0.07 at 25,000. Below a hundred labels, sheet stickers from $23.88 win.
How many labels come on a roll?
You choose the count. The order starts at 100 labels and climbs through 11 quantity tiers to 25,000, and the labels are wound onto a 3" core in the unwind direction you set, so the roll feeds a hand dispenser or a machine applicator the right way up.
How to make a roll of stickers?
Pick a size from the 102 presets or set your own up to 7" x 12", choose one of the 5 materials, set the corner style and any lamination, then upload your artwork. 4OVER4 die cuts every label, winds the run onto a 3" core in the direction you chose, and sends a free online proof before the 6 business day production starts.
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