Cookie Label Template
Cookie label templates give you the layout, but your bag still needs the cookie name, the net weight, an ingredient list, an allergen line, your name and address and, in most cases, Nutrition Facts per cookie. Download a free blank template, or enter your cookie recipe and get a filled-in label with every number worked out, ready for sticker sheets.
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What every cookie label template needs
Six parts, whether you print one sticker or a front and a back. The numbers match the bag on the left.
- 1Cookie name21 CFR 101.3"Iced sugar cookies", "Oatmeal raisin cookies", "Brown butter snickerdoodles". Say what is in the bag in plain words.
- 2Net weight, count optional21 CFR 101.7Cookies are sold by weight, in ounces and grams. You may add the count next to it, like 6 cookies.
- 3Nutrition Facts21 CFR 101.9Per cookie for most sizes. Small sellers can be exempt, but many shops and markets ask for it anyway.
- 4One ingredient list21 CFR 101.4Dough and icing go into one list, heaviest first. Store-bought sprinkles and chips bring their own sub-ingredients.
- 5Allergen statementFALCPARoyal icing made with egg whites or meringue powder adds egg, even when the dough has none.
- 6Name and address21 CFR 101.5Your business name, city, state and ZIP. Home bakers may need extra wording from their state.
Things that are different for cookies
Cookie packaging and the label that fits
From a single wrapped cookie to a dozen in a box. Pick your package, then switch label styles in the tool to see what fits.
| Package | Typical label area | Style that usually fits |
|---|---|---|
| Single cookie bag | 3 × 1 in | Small package (linear) |
| Bag of 6 cookies | 4 × 5 in | Standard (vertical)Most common |
| Cookie box, 1 dozen | 3½ × 5 in | Standard (vertical)Avery 5168 |
| Cookie tin lid | 3 × 4.5 in | Standard (vertical) |
Start from an iced sugar cookie that's already filled in
Dough and royal icing in one recipe. Swap in your own, then weigh the iced cookies and enter the batch weight so each cookie gets its share of the icing.
| Ingredient | Amount | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| All-purpose flour✓ USDA match | 3 | cups |
| Unsalted butter✓ USDA match | 1 | cup |
| Sugar✓ USDA match | 1 | cup |
| Egg✓ USDA match | 1 | large |
| Vanilla extract✓ USDA match | 1 | tsp |
| Baking powder✓ USDA match | 1 | tsp |
| Salt✓ USDA match | 1/2 | tsp |
| Powdered sugar✓ USDA match | 2 | cups |
| Egg whites✓ USDA match | 2 | tbsp |
| Lemon juice✓ USDA match | 1 | tsp |
Cookie label questions
Our blank templates come as a fillable PDF, Word, SVG and PNG, free and with no account. They leave the numbers to you. For a printable cookie label template with your Nutrition Facts, ingredients and allergens already filled in, enter your recipe here: the preview is free and the finished label is $29. Blank Nutrition Facts Label Template →
Yes. Put your logo and cookie name on the front sticker, then add our Nutrition Facts and ingredient label on the back or bottom. Print it on Avery 5168 or 5126 sheets at home, or send the PDF to a sticker printer. Avery Food Labels →
The front of the box shows the cookie name and net weight, plus the count if you like. Nutrition Facts, ingredients, allergens and your address can go on the side or back. A 3½ × 5 in label holds the Nutrition Facts. With the ingredient list under it, a 5½ × 8½ in label usually fits.
If the icing, sprinkles or fillings differ, yes: they change the calories, sugars, ingredients and sometimes the allergens. Make a label for each recipe you sell. Same cookie, same icing? One label covers it.
Of course. You or your designer make the artwork. We make the regulated part and export it as SVG or a 600 dpi PNG, so it drops straight into Canva, Illustrator or any bakery biscuit label design you already have.
Make your cookie label now
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