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Avery L7651 template: 38.1 × 21.2 mm, 65 per sheet

The mini-label sheet: 65 per A4. We tell you which barcode really fits on such a small label and adjust it for you.

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The L7651 is the mini-label sheet: 65 labels of 38.1 × 21.2 mm (5 columns by 13 rows). Perfect for identifying small things, but the barcode has little room, so it pays to choose it well.

Avery L7651 sheet measurements

Size of each label38.1 × 21.2 mm
Labels per sheet65 (5 columns × 13 rows)
PaperA4 · 210 × 297 mm
Left / right margin4.67 mm / 4.67 mm
Top / bottom margin10.7 mm / 10.7 mm
Gap between columns2.54 mm
Gap between rowsnone

Approximate measurements based on the manufacturer's public information. Check those on your packaging and use the “Test sheet” before printing on adhesive labels.

What this sheet is used for

  • Small prices on jewellery, handmade cosmetics, candles and costume jewellery.
  • Identifying cables, tools, hardware and parts.
  • Short inventory codes (Code 128) or a small QR on lids and little boxes.
  • Sample or batch labels on small containers.

Which barcode fits on a 38.1 × 21.2 mm label

CodeWith name and priceCode only
EAN-130.3 mm module · 5.1 mm tall — Won't scan well0.3 mm module · 13.5 mm tall — Tight
Short Code 1280.21 mm module · 7.1 mm tall — Tight0.21 mm module · 14.2 mm tall — Tight
QR code9.2 mm on a side — Small13.1 mm on a side — Small

Measured with this same tool and its sample template for this sheet; the result with your text and your code may vary a little. “Module” is the width of the thinnest bar; the recommended one is 0.33 mm for EAN-13 and 0.25 mm for Code 128.

When printing this sheet

On a 38 mm wide label a full EAN-13 is a tight fit: the bars are thin and only quality printers and modern scanners will read them well. For better results use a short Code 128 or an EAN-8, remove the name to give the bars height and reduce the inner margin in step 2. The tool measures the bars and warns you if they are too small.

Similar-sized sheets

The full list, with measurements, is in the table of compatible sheets.

Frequently asked questions

Can I put an EAN-13 on an L7651 label?

You can, but it's a tight fit: the module is about 0.30 mm, above the minimum (0.264 mm) but below the recommended value (0.33 mm). And only if you remove the name and price: with them, the bars drop to 5 mm and the tool flags an error. For internal use, a short Code 128 scans better: without text, a 0.21 mm module and 14 mm tall.

How many characters fit in a Code 128 on the L7651?

A short code of 6 to 8 characters is comfortable. The longer the content, the thinner the bars come out; the tool warns you when they fall below the minimum.

Does a QR code fit?

Yes, but a small one: about 13 mm on a side if the label only carries the QR, below the 15 mm the tool recommends as a comfortable minimum. Use a short link and test scanning with your phone before printing every sheet.

How do I stop 65 labels per sheet from misaligning?

Print at 100% (“Actual size”) and do the Test sheet first. With so many labels on one sheet, a shift of half a millimetre shows; use the fine adjustment in millimetres to fix it.

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