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Shipping and return address labels on a 3" core for applicators, 102 sizes including a 4" x 6" face, durable BOPP, from $322.98 per 100 in 6 business days.
Shipping roll labels are parcel, carton and return address labels printed full color and wound on a 3" core, so a warehouse applicator or a packing bench runs them without sheets. Each roll mailing label comes in one of 102 sizes or a custom size up to 7" x 12" for a 4" x 6" shipping face, and 100 or 500 labels cost $322.98.
- From $322.98 per 100 labels, and since 500 costs the same, the per-label price drops from about $3.23 to roughly 65 cents, then toward 7 cents 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" for the standard 4" x 6" shipping label.
- 5 materials: White Gloss for indoors, durable White and Clear BOPP rated indoor and outdoor, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, and 70lb Eggshell Felt.
- 3" core roll with your chosen unwind position, so labels feed straight into an applicator or a desktop label printer.
- 6 business day standard turnaround with a free online proof option, rated 5.0 out of 5.
Labels That Load, Feed, and Ship by the Roll
Roll shipping and mailing labels come ready to apply, so you feed a whole roll into a label applicator or a desktop printer and apply hundreds without peeling anything by hand. We print each label full color, so your return address, routing codes, handling icons and brand mark land in one pass, and a warehouse, an online shop or a mailroom keeps moving. Pricing starts at $322.98 for 100. If you are about to search for a local shop, you can skip the label printer near you and order custom labels online. For return address labels in smaller runs, our comparison with Vistaprint's address labels shows where sheets and rolls each fit.
One hundred labels cost $322.98 and so do 500, five times the labels for the same total, so the per-label price falls from about $3.23 to roughly 65 cents. To see the sheet formats too, browse every option on shipping and mailing labels, or build yours from the choices below.
Past 500, 2,000 labels run $396.66, 10,000 run $839.93 at about 8 cents each, and a full 25,000 come to $1,758.48, close to 7 cents a label, across 11 tiers. Tap a tier below to see the live roll total and what each step up saves.
What Are Roll Shipping and Mailing Labels
These are adhesive labels on a continuous roll, printed full color in 102 sizes on any of 5 materials and wound on a standard 3" core. Shippers order them when a sheet is too slow: parcel and carton address labels, return address labels, fulfillment and warehouse labeling, and e-commerce order labels. The roll loads into an applicator or a desktop label printer, so you apply hundreds in a row. For labels by the sheet, the Premium Shipping and Mailing Labels and the Standard Shipping and Mailing Labels cover that; the roll is the high-volume pick.
Shipping Roll Labels, What to Order
- Return address: a small preset such as 1" x 2.625", on White Gloss for indoor mail
- Shipping face: a custom 4" x 6", or any size up to 7" x 12" for carton labels
- Material for the trip: White BOPP or Clear BOPP, rated for indoor and outdoor use, when the box may sit in rain or a yard
- Finish: gloss or matte and silk lamination for scuff resistance, or none
- Roll: 3" core, with the unwind position your applicator needs
- Quantity: 100 to 25,000 across 11 tiers
- Files and time: PDF, JPG or PNG, a free online proof option, 6 business days standard
What Size Should a Roll Label Be
Size the label to what it has to carry. A 1" x 1" square holds a return address or a product mark and runs by the thousand for little. For a full shipping face, go up to a 5" x 7" oval, or set a custom size up to 7" x 12", which covers the standard 4" x 6" shipping label and larger carton labels. Corners come as a 1/8" round that resists peeling or a clean straight cut. The chart below lists all 102 sizes, both corner styles and the full material list in the same order the configurator shows them. For address-only rolls, the Roll Address Labels focus on that job.
Three choices decide how well a shipping roll works.
Pick a material that survives the trip
A shipping label has to stay readable after a truck, a warehouse and the weather. White Gloss is a bright coated stock for indoor packages. White BOPP and Clear BOPP are durable poly films rated for indoor and outdoor use, so moisture and handling do not ruin the print. Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil gives a reflective face, and 70lb Eggshell Felt a soft uncoated texture. Add gloss lamination for shine and scuff resistance, or matte and silk for low glare.
Match the roll to your applicator
We wind every order onto a standard 3" core, the size most desktop and industrial applicators take, so the roll drops in and runs. Set the unwind position, the edge that feeds out first, so the print faces the right way as your machine applies it, and the roll runs start to finish without a jam.
Proof it before you print
You do not have to gamble on your file. Choose a free online proof and check your artwork before production starts, or send it straight to production when you are confident. Upload a print-ready PDF, JPG, or PNG, and grab a matching press-ready blank from the templates below so your design never crowds the cut.
If your art is ready, download the blank roll shipping and mailing label template for your size. We build it at the real trim size with the bleed and safe margin drawn in, so the address block lines up with the cut. Drop your art in and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Roll Shipping and Mailing Labels Cost
One hundred or 500 labels cost $322.98, about 65 cents each at 500, and the price keeps falling toward 7 cents a label at 25,000. Count your outbound parcels for a month, drag the slider below to that number, and watch the roll total and the per-label cost update live. For carrier rules and postage questions, our shipping and postage section has print shipping guides for every mailing need.
Wally keeps the labels rolling
Why 500 labels cost the same $322.98 as 100.
A roll of 100 shipping labels is $322.98, and so is 500, which drops the per-label price from $3.23 to about 65 cents. Order more and it keeps falling toward 7 cents each. Pick a material, set your size, and Wally winds them onto a 3 inch core ready for your applicator.
How Are the Labels Rolled, Proofed, and Delivered
Because these labels come on a roll, a few roll-specific choices matter. Each order winds onto a 3" core so it feeds most desktop and industrial applicators without an adapter, and you set the unwind position so the print faces the right way out of the machine. Before anything prints you can request a free online proof to check the artwork, or send the file straight to production. Standard production is 6 business days, and 4OVER4 ships 99.8% of orders on time with 82% going out early, so the date is not a gamble.
How Do Roll Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range
Pick the roll when you apply by the hundred. If you are weighing a sheet format, an address-only label or a different material, the chart below lines roll shipping and mailing labels up against those siblings with the starting price of each.
What Do People Use Roll Shipping and Mailing Labels For
Online stores print their return address and branding on every outbound parcel, warehouses run cartons through applicators by the hundred, and mailrooms use them for address and routing labels that survive a rough trip. The BOPP options handle moisture and outdoor exposure, so the same label works on a box left on a porch or a crate stored in a yard. Keep a roll loaded in a desktop label printer and the line never waits.
See the Rest of Our Labels
Scan the full print product range any time. The Roll Packaging Labels handle boxes and cartons, and each sibling has its own product page and starting price.
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At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it is backed by a satisfaction guarantee and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, material and finish, and your roll loads fast, feeds clean and stays readable from the warehouse to the doorstep. Order your roll shipping and mailing labels today.
Roll Shipping and Mailing Labels: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get the standard 4 inch by 6 inch shipping label size?
Yes. Stock sizing covers 102 options from a 1 inch by 1 inch square up to a 5 inch by 7 inch oval, and custom sizing goes up to 7 inches by 12 inches, which is where a 4 inch by 6 inch shipping label is set. Choose the size before the material so the layout is sized correctly.
Will the roll feed a desktop label printer or an applicator?
The labels ship on a 3 inch core wound to the unwind position you choose, so they feed straight into a label applicator or a desktop label printer. Check which unwind your equipment expects before ordering, since that setting is fixed once the roll is wound. Hand peeling works from the same roll.
Can our return address and logo print in full color?
Yes. Each label prints full color, so the return address, routing codes, handling icons and brand mark all land in one pass. Leave clear space around any code area so it stays easy to read.
Is it cheaper to order 500 instead of 100?
The total is the same either way. 100 labels cost $322.98 and so does 500, which takes the per label price from about $3.23 down to roughly 65 cents. At 25,000 it falls toward 7 cents each.
Which material suits parcels that sit outside or travel uncovered?
White BOPP and Clear BOPP are durable films rated for indoor and outdoor use, which makes them the choice for parcels exposed to weather. White Gloss is the indoor option, with Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil and 70lb Eggshell Felt as the other two materials.
How long does an order take to produce?
Standard turnaround is 6 business days, and a free online proof option is available before printing. The product is rated 5.0 out of 5. Allow for shipping on top of the production window.
