Roll Food Labels

Commercial food labels have to carry an ingredient list and a best-by date and survive a fridge, so we print each roll food label full color on paper, waterproof BOPP, foil or felt and wind the roll on a 3" core for your applicator. Pick from 102 sizes or a custom wrap up to 7" x 12"; 100 or 500 labels cost $322.98.

Put Your Recipe on a Roll, Ready to Apply

Your kitchen or co-packing line moves faster when the labels come wound on one roll around a 3" core. Load the roll into a hand-held dispenser or a tabletop applicator, or peel labels at the packing table, and every jar of jam, bottle of hot sauce and bakery box gets the same clean label. Roll food labels start at $322.98 for 100, rated a 5 out of 5 by its first buyer.

We print them in-house on 5 materials, die-cut them to any of 102 sizes, and wind them so your filler or packer can apply them without stopping. To compare them with the sheet formats, browse every option on labels printing, or build yours from the choices below.

A batch of 100 labels costs $322.98, and 500 cost the same $322.98, so a month of jars costs about $0.65 a label instead of $3.23. Tap a tier below to see the live roll total and what each step up saves.

What Are Roll Food Labels

We print roll food labels for food and beverage packaging full color and wind them around a 3" core, ready for a label applicator or for peeling by hand. You choose from 5 materials and 102 sizes, from a 1" x 1" square to a 5" x 7" oval, and we die-cut each label with rounded or straight-cut corners. Producers order them for the product they seal and label every week: jars of jam and honey, bottles of sauce and cold brew, spice tins, bakery boxes and deli containers. For menus, boxes and the rest of your packaging, see our food label printing collection, and for a sheet format, our premium food labels. A bottle with a curved shoulder often takes custom oval labels on a roll. If you label more than food, roll product labels run the same way; watch the roll product labels video overview to see one on press, or the roll kids labels video overview for lunchbox labels. If you preserve in jars, the Roll Canning Labels run the same rolls sized for lids and mason jars.

What Size Should a Food Label Be

Size the label to the container. A 1" x 1" suits a lid seal or an ingredient dot, and the list climbs to a 5" x 7" oval with room for a recipe, a nutrition panel and your story. Rounds fit jar lids, ovals wrap a bottle shoulder, and rectangles carry a deli or bakery label cleanly. If no preset matches, set a custom size up to 7" x 12" for a wraparound. Corners come as a 1/8" round or a straight cut. The chart below lists all 102 sizes and both corner styles in the same order the configurator shows them. For sauces, oils and dressings on glass, the Roll Bottle Labels start from the same size list.

Commercial Food Labels, What You Can Set

• Materials: White Gloss for shelf-stable jars, White BOPP or Clear BOPP for chilled and frozen food, Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil, 70lb Eggshell Felt
• Sizes: 102 presets from 1" x 1" to a 5" x 7" oval, or custom up to 7" x 12" for a wraparound
• Finish: gloss lamination for grease and scuff resistance, matte/silk lamination, or none
• Corners: 1/8" rounded or straight cut
• Roll: 3" core, with the unwind position your applicator needs
• Quantity: 100 to 25,000 across 11 tiers
• Files: print-ready PDF, JPG or PNG
• Turnaround: 6 business days standard, with a free online proof option

Keep ingredient and allergen text large enough to read at label size, and check it on the proof before the roll prints.

What Material Works Best for Food

Pick the material for the kitchen, cooler or market stall the label will see. White Gloss is the everyday choice for shelf-stable jars and dry goods. For a fridge, a freezer or an ice bucket, White BOPP and Clear BOPP are the weatherproof films that shrug off condensation, and the clear one lets glass show through for a no-label look. Bright Shiny Silver Metallic Foil catches light on spirits and chocolate, and 70lb Eggshell Felt gives honey, preserves and small-batch goods a textured, artisanal feel.

Gloss Lamination adds shine and resists grease and scuffs, which suits a label a cook handles with oily fingers; Matte/Silk Lamination gives a low-glare finish; or leave it bare. For drinks, kombucha and cold brew, the Roll Beverage Labels carry the same weatherproof materials onto bottles and cans.

How Much Do Roll Food Labels Cost

One hundred labels cost $322.98, about $3.23 each, and 500 cost the same $322.98, roughly $0.65 each. A run of 2,000 is $396.66, about $0.20 each, and a 25,000 roll is $1,758.48, around $0.07 a label, with 11 tiers in between. Count the jars or bottles you fill in a month, drag the slider below to that number, and watch the roll total and the per-label cost update live.

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Wally rolls your recipe onto every jar

Why 100 food labels for $322.98 turns into pennies apiece.

One hundred roll food labels cost $322.98, and because that same price covers 500, the cost drops to about 65 cents each the moment you scale. Pick from 5 materials, size them from 1 inch up to a 5 by 7 inch oval, and Wally winds them on a 3 inch core, ready for your applicator.

How Do Roll Food Labels Get Delivered and Applied

At a busy fill line, the roll saves the time. The labels arrive on a single 3" core, the size most hand-held dispensers and countertop applicators take, so a packer labels hundreds of jars or bottles without peeling backing one at a time. When you order, you set the unwind position, such as top of copy first or bottom of copy first, and we wind the roll to feed the right way through your applicator.

By hand, it goes pull, peel, stick, repeat. A commissary kitchen, a co-packer or a market stall gets the label in the same place on every jar.

How Do Roll Food Labels Compare to the Rest of the Range

Choose the roll when you label the same product week after week. If you are weighing a canning roll, a bottle roll or a beverage roll, the chart below lines roll food labels up against those siblings with the starting price of each.

How Fast Can You Get Roll Food Labels

We print, die-cut, laminate and wind your food labels in 6 business days standard. Before anything prints, you choose how to handle proofing: go straight to production when your file is press-ready, or request a free online proof and approve the exact layout, size, and colors on screen first. Check the ingredient list and the best-by date on the proof at real size, since small type is the first thing to fail. Upload a print-ready PDF, JPG or PNG and pick your proof preference.

See the Rest of Our Labels

Scan the full labels range or the wider print product range any time. A canning roll, a bottle roll and a beverage roll each have their own product page and starting price.

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Print Your Roll Food Labels Today

At 4OVER4.COM, quality comes first, and it's backed by five guarantees and 25+ years of printing since 1999. Pick the size, material and finish for your jar or bottle, and the roll arrives die-cut on a 3" core for your applicator. A full production run costs far less per label than a test batch. Print your roll food labels today.