If these options remained checked, your project will shrink and not print accurately. Deselect Fit to Page or Fit in your printer dialog.If using a different browser, please follow the extra steps below for printing. Google Chrome is the preferred browser because you can easily open your file and it print accurately from there. Then click Print it Yourself, followed by Print Now to generate a PDF for printing. Once your design is complete, click Preview & Print. In Microsoft® Word, you can use the Ruler feature to adjust the placement of the rows and columns. This tool will allow you to nudge your entire design up, down, left or right by increments you determine. If your printer is shifting your design by a consistent amount of space, click the Make a Print Adjustment button in Step 4 (Preview & Print) in Avery Design & Print.
If your printer doesn't have a Labels setting under Paper Type, choose "Heavyweight" or "Cardstock" instead. For cards - choose "Heavyweight" or "Cardstock.".For laser printer labels - change the Paper Type to "Labels".After you click Print, click on Properties or Preferences, or look for the “Print using system dialog” option where you’ll find Paper options. Otherwise, your printing will not be printed at the actual size and won’t align properly to the product. Print actual size (100%) – Never “Fit to Page.” If you’re printing a PDF, make sure the “Fit to Page” box is not checked.Print first on a sheet of plain paper to determine which direction to feed in your printer and to check your design and alignment. Be sure you are using a genuine Avery product – non-Avery products are not optimized for our templates, and are not manufactured to our specifications.