Free Envelope Printing
Print envelopes at home or the office in seconds. Whether printing on an envelope or a full stack, it's easy: type your addresses, pick a size, and hit print — no Word setup, no downloads.
Tip: add an extra blank line above the delivery address to move it down on the envelope.
John Smith 123 Main Street Springfield, IL 62704
Jane Doe 456 Oak Avenue Chicago, IL 60601
How to print on envelopes
1. Choose a size
Pick from standard sizes like #10, A6, A7, or DL in our envelope sizes chart.
2. Enter addresses
Type your return address and the delivery address. See the layout update live in the preview.
3. Print
Load envelopes in your printer's manual tray and press Print. That's it.
Need to print addresses on envelopes? Use our envelope address printing tool. Need more detail? Read our step-by-step guide to printing envelopes covering Word, Excel, and every printer type.
Frequently asked questions
How do I print on envelopes at home?
Enter your return and delivery addresses, pick your envelope size, then press Print. Your printer will place each address in the correct spot automatically — no Word setup required.
What is the standard envelope size?
The #10 business envelope (4.125" × 9.5") is the most common standard size, used for letters and invoices. See our full envelope sizes chart for every size.
How do I print addresses on envelopes?
Type your delivery address into the tool, choose the envelope size that matches your stock, and print. The return address goes top-left, the delivery address in the center.
Can I print on envelopes with a regular printer?
Yes. Most inkjet and laser printers accept envelopes in the manual feed tray. Load them flap-side down, then use this tool to position the text correctly.
How do I print envelopes in Word?
In Word, go to Mailings → Envelopes, enter the addresses, and set the size. But this free tool is faster — no document to set up, just type and print.
What do I need to start printing envelopes?
Any inkjet or laser printer with a manual feed tray works. Load the envelope flap-side down, and this tool handles the layout so your printed envelopes come out with addresses in the right spots.