Print QSL labels from your log
Already have printed QSL cards with your callsign? Drop your log and print the QSO details on labels to stick on them: one label per station, with the date, UTC, MHz, mode, RST and PSE or TNX for each QSO.
Label sheets
Avery 5160 (Letter, 30 labels of 2⅝ × 1 in, one QSO a label), Avery 5163 (Letter, 10 labels of 4 × 2 in, up to four), Avery L7160 / J8160 (A4, 21 labels of 63.5 × 38.1 mm, two QSOs) and L7163 / J8163 (A4, 14 labels of 99.1 × 38.1 mm, three). The same layouts are sold under other brands with the same numbers.
A sheet you have already started
Type how many labels on the sheet are used up: printing starts at the next one, so half-used sheets are not wasted.
After printing
Mark the QSOs as QSL sent — by the bureau or direct — and save the log; your logger then knows which cards have gone out.
Questions
- The labels do not line up — what is wrong?
- Almost always the print scale. Choose 100 % or “Actual size” in the print window, not “Fit to page”, and turn off headers and footers. Print one test page on plain paper and hold it against a label sheet against the light.
- Which QSOs are printed?
- Those with no card sent yet (or those queued in your logger, or all) out of the QSOs shown in the table — filter by band, year or country first if you only want some.
- Is my log uploaded?
- No. The labels are made in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.