10 Free Printable Labels for Organizing

A place for everything and everything in its place.

I’ve discovered a key tip when it comes to organizing: Labels.

Labels have changed how I’ve organized my home.

It’s as simple as acknowledging where something belongs. Once you label something, you don’t have to think about it anymore. You know exactly where your stuff belongs – both when it comes to putting it away and (most importantly) finding it later.

In my quest for becoming more organized, I’ve found some awesome online resources. In this post, I’m going to share my 10 favorite free printable labels for organizing. Yep, you read that right – free. It’s doesn’t get better than that!

I usually print out labels on regular computer paper, cut them out, and tape them onto the container/bin/shelf, etc. that I’m labeling. Depending on where I’m using them, I might “hand-laminate” them with clear packing tape which instantly increases their durability.

You can buy Avery labels that many of these label templates match up with. I’ve also heard good things about the Martha Stewart labels at Staples. (They’re on my list to check out next time I visit the store.)

My 10 Favorite Free Printable Labels for Organizing:

1. Free Printable Storage Labels from Better Homes and Gardens

I use these labels for everything from pantry storage to organizing our homeschool area. You can download them as PDF files and personalize them with whatever you want to say. BHG even offers tips for which Avery labels match the templates for easy printing.

2. Kitchen Pantry Organizing Labels from WorldLabel

I love the variety of sizes, designs, and colors from this collection of free printable labels. They’re designed for organizing in the kitchen. You can choose from both auto-filled and blank labels.

3. Labels for making your own baking mixes at home – from Redfly Creations

These labels are unique because the format allows for you to write on both sides! I love the idea of printing out directions for making homemade baking mixesa and putting it right there on the container.

And the blog? Redfly Creations has recipes, DIY ideas, decorating tips and more. I’ve added this one to my feed because I plan to stop by regularly for more ideas!

4. Kitchen, Spice Jar, & More Organizing Labels from WorldLabel

Here’s more kitchen organizing labels. I especially love the spice labels. I plan to use these as I finish organizing my spice shelf. You can print both pre-written and blank labels so you can customize to what you want.

5. Free Labels from The Rubber Punkin

The Rubber Punkin blog is all about homemade. She made these cute label graphics for her own home organizing projects and generously offers them to her readers for free!6. Folder tabbies from Sissyprint

What’s a printable label collection without something for organizing paper? I’ve recently tackled our office area and plan to make use of these shortly. I love the fun colors too! Now that’s motivating!

7. Free Printable Labels in 3 patterns and sizes – I Should Be Mopping the Floor

First, I totally love the name of this blog – that’s SO me. This blog is awesome – you should definitely do some browsing when you’re there checking out these cute labels.

8. Laundry Room Labels from Tales of a Crafty Mommy

These simple labels make it easy to organize the laundry room. I’ve used some of these for our laundry room area. There’s even a “Lost Socks” label!

9. Free Printable Calling Cards, Tags, and Labels from The Creativity Exchange

These labels were created by the blogger at this site for back to school, but they could really be used for anything. I love the bright colors and designs.

10. Free Printable Pantry Labels – again from Better Homes & Gardens.

I love these so much, I needed to share two from this group. You can also find labels for key rings, menu organization, canned goods, office and business supplies, shelf labels and more.

Seriously. Go check it out. Now.

Did I mention it’s free?

There you have it. 10 fantastic free printable labels you can download and use right in your own home. Have fun checking out the sites and getting inspired for organizing your home.