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Create Photo Return Address Labels Personalize your holiday greetings with a return address label featuring your own personal photo. Adding this special look to your labels is easy to do with these simple step-by-step instructions. And with your labels looking this good, you'll want to make them all year round.
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Instructions: Download a free copy of Avery Wizard software for Microsoft® Office. After the quick installation, start Microsoft® Word and click on the Avery icon on your toolbar to launch the Avery Wizard. Click Next to start a new project.
Instructions: Enter the Avery product number or description, then click on the Search button. Choose your product from the list, then click Next.
Instructions: You'll find a variety of options to choose from, from blank templates to pre-designed templates. Click on the template you want to use, then click Next.
Instructions: To create your return address labels, select Create a Sheet of Identical Layouts, then click Next.
Instructions: Personalize the template by replacing the placeholder text with your information. To add your photo, click on the graphic in the layout, then use the Insert Clip Art button on the Avery Wizard toolbar. (Tip: It's a yellow button with the description "Insert Clip Art" that appears when you mouse over it.)
Find the photo you'd like to use from your computer files, then click Insert. Adjust the size or placement of your photo on the layout, then click Next when you are done customizing your labels.
Find the photo you'd like to use from your computer files, then click Insert. Adjust the size or placement of your photo on the layout, then click Next when you are done customizing your labels.
Instructions: Click on the Print Preview button to see how your project will print. You can click Close at the top of the print preview screen and select Back if you need to go back and edit.
Instructions: After you've previewed your project and made any edits, click on the Finish button. NOTE: Once you select Finish, you won't be able to go back to edit your project within the Avery Wizard, but you can make edits to each label within the Microsoft® Word document.
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