Plastic Key Tags
See Plastic Key Tags in action
1.125 x 2.375 inch tags on 30mil white plastic with a 3/16 inch drilled hole, UV gloss or silk matte, with optional barcodes and numbering.
- From $309.69 per 500 tags, about $0.62 a tag, with the per-tag price sliding to roughly $0.30 as the run climbs to 5,000.
- 30mil white plastic, the exact thickness of a credit card, so every tag is rigid, waterproof, and built to ride a keyring for years.
- One size, 1.125" x 2.375", with a pre-drilled 3/16" hole and 1/8" rounded corners finished in-house.
- Barcoding plus numbering: add a Code 128 or Code 39 barcode and a unique sequential number to every tag in the run.
- Rated 4.6 out of 5 across 20 reviews, printed full color in UV gloss or silk matte, and shipped in 13 business days.
Put Your Brand on Every Customer's Keyring
Clipped onto a keyring, a plastic key tag rides on a customer's keys instead of sinking into a wallet. It is built from 30mil white plastic, the same rigid, waterproof stock as a credit card, so it survives pockets, keyrings, and rain without peeling or bending. Print your logo across the front, clip it on through the pre-drilled hole, and every customer carries a durable piece of your brand every day. Key tags start at $309.69 for 500, rated 4.6 out of 5 across 20 reviews.
Add a scannable barcode and a unique member number to each tag, and it works as a loyalty scan, a gym membership, or an access fob. To see the full lineup of durable plastic products, browse the plastic collection, or build your tags from the choices below.
A gym issuing member fobs can start at 500 for $309.69, about $0.62 a tag, and a retailer running a rewards program across several stores can climb to 5,000, closer to $0.30 each. Tap any tier below to see its batch total and what the step up saves.
What Is a Plastic Key Tag
A plastic key tag is a small, rigid card printed on 30mil white plastic, the same thickness as a credit card, with a pre-drilled 3/16" hole so it clips straight onto a keyring. At 4OVER4 plastic key tags print full color at 1.125" x 2.375", finish with UV gloss or silk matte, and can carry a scannable barcode plus a unique sequential number, all chosen when you order.
It stays flat, holds up to water, and survives years of jangling against keys and coins. The pre-drilled hole and rounded 1/8" corners mean it clips on straight out of the box, with no punching or trimming on your end. Print your logo and colors across the front, add a barcode or a member number, and every customer carries your brand on their keys. If you want a plastic card to hand over rather than clip on, the Plastic Business Cards run on the same rigid stock.
What Size and Material Are Plastic Key Tags
4OVER4 plastic key tags print at one finished size, 1.125" x 2.375", on 30mil white plastic that matches credit card thickness. Every tag gets a single 3/16" drilled hole and 1/8" radius rounded corners in-house, so it is ready to hang on a keyring the moment it arrives.
The size is fixed and deliberate: 1.125" by 2.375", small enough to sit flush against a set of keys yet large enough for a logo, a barcode, and a number. The 30mil white plastic is the exact stock credit cards are made from, so each tag is rigid, smooth, and waterproof. The 3/16" hole is drilled in the same run, and the corners are rounded to a clean 1/8" radius so nothing catches or frays. The specs panel below lists every option.
What Finishes and Printing Can You Choose
4OVER4 prints plastic key tags full color with two ink options: 4/0 for a full-color front and blank back, or 4/4 for full color on both sides. Two finishes are available, a UV gloss coat for a bright, hard shine or a silk laminated matte for a softer, fingerprint-resistant surface.
Every tag prints in full four-color process, and you decide how far the ink goes. Choose 4/0 to print the front in full color and leave the back blank, or 4/4 to run full color on both sides when you want a barcode on one face and branding on the other. For the surface, a UV gloss finish gives a bright, hard shine for strong color, while the silk laminated matte reads softer in the hand and hides fingerprints and scuffs. Both finishes are built to last on a tag that lives on a keyring.
Already have your artwork? Download a press-ready blank instead of designing in an editor. The plastic key tag template is built at the exact 1.125" x 2.375" trim, with the 1/8" bleed, the safe margin, and the drilled hole position already marked, so your design never crowds the cut or the keyring hole. Drop your art in and upload.
Press-Ready Blank Templates
How Much Do Plastic Key Tags Cost
Plastic key tags start at $309.69 for 500, about $0.62 a tag, and the per-tag price keeps dropping as the quantity climbs toward 5,000, where each tag runs closer to $0.30. Your first 500 run $309.69, 1,000 come to $395.42, 2,000 land at $738.32, and a full 5,000 run is $1,499.15. That is 6 quantity tiers in all. Set the slider below to the number of members or customers you plan to tag to see the batch total and the per-tag cost.
Wally puts your brand on the keyring
Why a batch of plastic tags gets carried every day.
A run of 500 plastic key tags starts at $309.69, printed on credit-card-thick plastic that survives keys, pockets, and rain. Add a barcode and a unique number to each one, clip on the pre-drilled hole, and Wally turns a loyalty or membership program into something every customer carries daily.
Can You Add a Barcode and Numbering to Each Tag
Yes. Plastic key tags support barcoding in Code 128 or Code 39, plus variable data printing for sequential numbering. Turn these on and every tag in the run carries its own scannable code or unique number while the artwork stays identical, so a batch of loyalty or membership tags prints ready to scan. For other shapes and stocks, see our key tag printing, or watch the video on loyalty key tags.
Switch on barcoding and each tag gets a real, scannable barcode in Code 128 or Code 39, the two formats most retail and membership scanners already read. Pair it with variable data and sequential numbering, and every tag prints a different member number or code while the design holds steady, so no two tags in the batch are the same. That is how a gym issues numbered member fobs, a store runs a rewards program where each card scans to one account, or a business tracks equipment, all in a single print run. For the same idea on a card handed across a counter, the Plastic Gift Cards carry barcodes and numbering too. For more on the format, watch the video on plastic cards and key tags.
Barcode Key Tag Specs at a Glance
- Size: 1.125" x 2.375", one fixed size
- Stock: 30mil white plastic, credit card thickness
- Hole and corners: 3/16" drilled hole, 1/8" rounded corners
- Barcode: Code 128 or Code 39
- Numbering: Sequential variable data, a unique number on every tag
- Printing: 4/0 full color front, or 4/4 full color both sides
- Finish: UV gloss or silk laminated matte
- Quantities: 500 to 5,000 tags across 6 tiers
- Proofing: Free Online Proof or Straight To Production
- Turnaround: 13 business days standard
How Do Plastic Key Tags Compare to the Rest of the Range
A key tag clips to keys and a plastic card gets handed over, and each starts at its own price. The chart below lines up plastic key tags against their closest plastic siblings so you can compare where each one starts before you choose.
What Do Businesses Use Plastic Key Tags For
Plastic key tags work as loyalty and rewards cards, gym and club memberships, library and access cards, and equipment or key control tags. Their credit-card-thick plastic build and pre-drilled hole make them easy to carry and scan every day, and barcoding with sequential numbering ties each tag to one account or asset.
Because a plastic key tag rides on a customer's keys, it is on hand at every visit. Retailers hand them out as loyalty and rewards cards that scan at the register. Gyms and clubs use them as durable membership fobs. Libraries and offices issue them as access and check-out cards. Businesses even use them for key control and equipment tracking, where each numbered tag maps to one asset. Waterproof plastic, a ready-to-hang hole, and per-tag barcoding let the same tag cover all four jobs.
How Fast Can You Get Plastic Key Tags
Plastic key tags print on a standard 13 business day turnaround, since each tag is cut from rigid plastic, drilled, and finished before it ships. Before printing you can choose a Free Online Proof to approve your exact artwork, or select Straight To Production to move ahead the moment your file is print-ready. Either way you know precisely how the tag will read before the press runs.
See the Rest of Our Plastic Range
Plastic key tags are one stop in our full plastic lineup. If a card you hand over, a gift card, or even a wipe-clean Dry Erase PVC Board fits the job better, each one has its own product page and starting price. Browse the whole print product range or the plastic collection to compare starting prices before you choose.
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Print Your Plastic Key Tags Today
At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, backed by 25+ years of printing since 1999 and a 4.6 star rating across 20 reviews. Whatever ink, finish, or numbering you choose, the 30mil tag rides a keyring for years. Print your plastic key tags today.
Plastic Key Tags: Frequently Asked Questions
How thick are the plastic key tags?
They are 30mil white plastic, the same thickness as a credit card. That rigidity is why a tag can ride a keyring without bending or peeling.
What size and shape are the tags?
One size, 1.125" x 2.375", with 1/8" rounded corners and a pre-drilled 3/16" hole finished in-house. They clip straight onto a ring with no extra punching needed.
Can every tag carry its own number or barcode?
Yes. You can add a Code 128 or Code 39 barcode plus a unique sequential number to every tag in the run. That is what turns a printed card into a loyalty scan, a gym membership, or an access tag.
What is the minimum order and what do they cost?
The minimum is 500 tags from $309.69, about $0.62 a tag. The per-tag price falls to roughly $0.30 as the run climbs to 5,000.
What finishes can I choose?
UV gloss or silk matte, both printed full color. Gloss gives a shinier face, while silk matte is softer and shows fewer fingerprints.
How long does production take?
Production runs 13 business days before shipping. Variable data such as sequential numbering is part of that run, so plan the timeline in if you are launching a membership program on a set date.
