Gift Tag Maker

This gift tag maker is built for everyday tagging: birthday favors, teacher gifts, holiday parcels, staff appreciation, bake sale bags, and thank-you notes. You control four things: the headline text, the optional to/from line, the tag shape, and the palette. Round tags suit jars, bottles, and small boxes; rectangular tags give more room for longer messages. The preview updates as you type, so you can balance lines before printing.

The tool tiles 12 tags on a sheet, which is enough for a party favor set or a batch of neighbor gifts. If you need just one tag for a single present, export a single tag instead of the full sheet. No design skill is required; the layout, type size, and margins are handled for you so the tags line up when cut.

Tags are sized at 2 by 2 inches round and 2 by 3.5 inches rectangular, and the sheet is arranged for US Letter or A4. Print at 100 percent scale, or Actual Size, and turn off Fit to Page so the dimensions stay true. Use 65 to 110 lb cardstock for a tag that holds its shape; plain paper works but curls. A slightly heavier stock also takes hole punches and string better.

Exports are PDF and PNG at 300 dpi, which is print-ready for home inkjet and laser printers as well as copy shops. For two-sided tags, print the front, reload the sheet, and print the back with the same settings. If your printer has a borderless option, tags near the edge may shift; keep the default margins and cut just inside the trim line.

The free gift tag maker covers the everyday job: your text, a clean layout, two shapes, a set of palettes, and a sheet of 12 tags ready to print. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and there is no cost. Most gift wrapping, classroom, and office labeling needs are handled here in a couple of minutes, and you can reprint the same sheet whenever you run out.

The paid AI generator is for custom artwork. It uses credits and builds a fully custom design from a written prompt, which is useful when you want a bespoke illustration or a layout that does not match the built-in templates. Think of it as an upgrade for one-of-a-kind designs, not a replacement for the free tool. If your need is simple text on a tag, start with the free maker.