Sep 6, 2019
how do you create mailing labels aka Avery labels in docs?
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Sep 6, 2019
Hi, Debie,
To merge and print labels (which you can affix to envelopes), please try one of these free options: Avery Easy Merge for Google Drive or Avery Design & Print Online.
~Jo
Sep 9, 2019
Just installed and tried to use it, but this is the message I get when launching it to use:
Sign in with Google temporarily disabled for this app
This app has not been verified yet by Google in order to use Google Sign In.
Any suggestions?
Sep 9, 2019
Hi, Lynn,
Try Avery Design & Print Online instead. Does that work for you?
If it doesn't, please contact Avery help. Since this is a third-party app, any problems would need to be addressed by them directly.
Please report back and let me know how it goes!
~Jo
Sep 9, 2019
Actually, Lynn, it looks like Avery added back their add-on for merging in Docs! It had previously been deprecated, so this is great news!
It's called Mail Merge for Avery Labels. You can get it by going to Add-ons (in the tool bar) > Get add-ons and then searching for it by name.
Once you find it, just press the blue Free button to add it to Docs. You can then access it by clicking on Add-ons in the tool bar to display all the add-ons you have.
Does that resolve it for you?
~Jo
Sep 9, 2019
A free option is the add-on called Mail Merge Contacts.
I'd still suggest trying Avery Design & Print Online (which is free). I'd love to know how either of these work out for you.
~Jo
Sep 9, 2019
Great! Thanks for letting me know, Lynn! I'm glad you have a good solution in place now.
~Jo
Sep 18, 2019
Sep 18, 2019
Hi, Pamela,
To do a merge, you can try the add-on for Docs called Mail Merge for Avery Labels (this is a fee-based add-on) or Mail Merge Contacts (which is free). You can get them by going to Add-ons (in the tool bar) > Get add-ons and then searching for them by name.
Once you find them, just press the blue Free button to add it to Docs. You can then access them by clicking on Add-ons in the tool bar to display all the add-ons you have.
Another option is the merge feature in Avery Design & Print Online (which is free).
~Jo
Dec 8, 2019
Dec 8, 2019
Hi, Kenneth,
As your question differs from the original poster's, please start a new thread in the Docs help forum so we can try to address your particular issue. Please also include whether you're on a mobile or desktop device and your operating system and browser.
Here's a direct link for your convenience:
Scroll down and select "Ask now" on the bottom right.
~Jo
Google Product Expert Volunteer (not a Google employee)