Is the nutrition facts panel maker free?

Building the panel and previewing it is free, with no account. Calories and the main values show free; the full panel and the downloads are $29 per label, or 3 labels for $69 and 10 for $199.

Which format will my panel have?

The standard vertical panel by default. Switch to tabular, linear, simplified or dual column in the preview when your package or your product calls for it.

My product has almost no fat, fiber or vitamins. Does the panel still list them all?

Not always. When a food has insignificant amounts of 8 or more of the required nutrients, FDA allows the shorter simplified format. The generator checks this and offers it when your product qualifies.

Can I change the panel after I download it?

Yes. Each label stays editable for 2 years. Change the recipe or the serving size, and download a fresh panel.

Nutrition Facts Panel Generator

Nutrition Facts panel generator for food makers who need the panel itself: type your recipe and get the boxed FDA panel with serving size, calories and every required nutrient from total fat to potassium. Each value comes from USDA data and is rounded the FDA way. Preview it free, then download it as a vector PDF, an SVG or a 600 dpi PNG.

Generate my panel See pricing

Nutrition Facts panel generator turning a dark chocolate almond cluster recipe into a finished panel with 170 calories per 2 clusters

What is free

Generate the panel free

Watch the panel fill in as you enter the recipe. No account.

Recipe in, panel outCups, spoons, ounces, pounds, pieces, even "2 1/4". Each ingredient matched to USDA FoodData Central, and you confirm the match.

Serving size helpThe FDA reference amount for your type of product, shown right next to the serving field.

Servings per containerEnter what one package holds, in ounces or grams. The panel works out the servings per container.

Ingredients from suppliersType the values from a supplier's Nutrition Facts, or snap a photo and we read the numbers for you to check.

Worked example

One recipe through the panel generator

Dark chocolate almond clusters: 10.6 oz dark chocolate, 5.3 oz almonds, 2.1 oz dried cherries and a pinch of salt, sold in 4.2 oz (120 g) bags. Serving size uses the FDA reference amount for candy, 30 g, which is 2 clusters.

2 clusters (30g)Serving sizeHousehold unit first, grams after. The reference amount for most candies is 30 g.21 CFR 101.12(b), Table 2

4Servings per containerA 120 g (4.2 oz) bag divided by 30 g servings. Enter the bag weight once and the panel does the math.

170CaloriesPer serving, rounded to the nearest 10 because it's above 50 calories.21 CFR 101.9(c)(1)

12g · 15%Total fatWith 4.5 g saturated fat at 23% of the Daily Value, and 0 g trans fat.

6g · 12%Added sugars7 g total sugars, 6 g of it added: the sugar in the chocolate and the sweetened cherries.21 CFR 101.9(c)(6)(iii)

2.4mg · 15%IronDark chocolate brings real iron. Vitamin D, calcium, iron and potassium always show an amount and a % DV.21 CFR 101.9(c)(8)(ii)

Almonds, SoyContains lineUnder the panel: ingredients by weight with the chocolate's own ingredients in parentheses, then a Contains line naming the almonds and the soy in the lecithin.21 CFR 101.4; FD&C Act 403(w)

Inside the box

What the generator puts in the panel, top to bottom

Every panel follows the same order. You never place a line by hand.

1"Nutrition Facts" headingAt least as large as any other type in the panel, except the calorie number.
2Servings and serving sizeServings per container first, then the serving size in bold, household measure and grams.
3Calories, big and boldOn one line right under "Amount per serving", in bold, with the number set at least 22 point.
4Nutrients and % Daily ValueTotal fat down to protein, each with its amount, and a % DV where the nutrient has one.
5Vitamins and mineralsBelow a bar, in fixed order: vitamin D, calcium, iron, potassium.
The footnoteWhat % Daily Value means, and the 2,000 calorie note for general nutrition advice.

Downloads

Panel files for print, design and the inspector

PDF, actual sizeVector on US Letter. Print it at 100% or send it to the print shop.

SVG for designersVector at true size, ready to drop into Illustrator, Figma or Canva.

PNG at 600 dpiA sharp image for mockups and programs that don't take vector files.

Print sheetsThe panel laid out for Avery 5126, 5168, 5164 and 5163 labels on US Letter.Avery Food Labels →

Calculation reportThe recipe, the USDA source for each ingredient and how each number was rounded. Show it to a store, co-packer or inspector.

When you pay

Pay only when you print

$29Single labelMost chosenDownload PDF, SVG or PNG, print on sheets, and get the calculation report. Kept for 2 years.

$69Bundles3 labels. Or 10 for $199. Credits never expire.

$399/yrUnlimitedThat is $33.25 a month. Every label for your own company, price locked while you stay.

Questions