Food label templates that follow the rules
A template is only useful if it's compliant. These are the complete ingredient/allergen/net-weight label, the FDA Nutrition Facts format, and product-specific examples, each editable in a free generator instead of a drawing tool.
The full food label
Identity, ingredients ordered by weight, “Contains” line, dual-unit net weight, business identity, plus your state's home-kitchen disclosure for cottage food. Generate yours free with your own ingredients.
The Nutrition Facts template
The current FDA vertical format with correct type hierarchy and bars. Download free, or generate it with your recipe's real, correctly-rounded numbers.
Download the template
FDA vertical format with sample values: free, print-ready, no signup. Replace the numbers with your product's computed nutrition before selling.
Values shown are sample data. A label you sell with must show your recipe's real, correctly-rounded numbers. The builder computes them from USDA data.
Templates by product
Worked examples with sample labels, allergen notes, and serving-size guidance.
Template vs generator
A blank template can't protect you from the five mistakes that actually get labels rejected: wrong ingredient order, missed sub-ingredient allergens, single-unit net weight, the wrong state disclosure wording, and hand-rounded nutrition numbers. The generator handles all five, which is why every “template” on this page opens as an editable, rule-checked label rather than a drawing file. See the guides for the rules themselves, starting with whether you need a Nutrition Facts panel at all.