If you’re looking for a beautiful and easy way to organize your pantry, look no further! You can print these free printable pantry labels right from your home printer, and label your kitchen canisters and DIY your pantry organization like a pro.
Looking for more kitchen organization ideas? Check out these brilliant kitchen storage hacks and my favorite way to organize spices!
Gorgeously organized pantries with color coded snacks and beautifully labeled canisters are all the rage right now. The problem is that not all of us have perfect hand-lettering for the labels, or vinyl cutting systems like Cricuts to DIY this at home, or kids who won’t disrupt the color-coordination of the fancy snacks on display. Never fear, we’re living the real life over here with these free printable pantry labels that you can print from home on clear sticker paper and get your pantry in tip-top shape with very little effort… no color-coordinated snacks sorting skills needed (unless that’s your thing, I won’t judge you boo!)
As if that wasn’t amazing enough, we love you SO much that we created two styles for you to chose from– handlettering in a rectangle or black circle. AND we’ve included just about everything you’d find in a typical pantry and probably way more than that too. Gluten free? Don’t worry, I’ve got you with a gluten-free labeling set as well because that’s how I roll.
How to Use the Printable Pantry Labels
- Download the labels (there’s two different styles, see below to download.)
Click HERE to Download the Rectangle Pantry Labels
Click HERE to Download the Circle Pantry Labels
2. Print out the labels onto clear Silhouette sticker printer paper— note that this works in a printer, you DO NOT need a Silhouette machine! Please read the instructions on the package carefully and adjust for your printer. I used a normal printing setting (not draft, not best) but chose the special paper category. Also, be sure to let them dry after they print or the ink may smear. I had great results but there were mixed reviews on Amazon.
3. Carefully cut them out. You will need a straight edge to keep the line straight while cutting and either scissors or an X-Acto knife and cutting mat.
4. Apply to the side of your clean canisters. We love the OXO Good Grips line of pop-top canisters because they’re easy to use, clean, keep food fresh and come in lots of sizes.
5. Decant your food into the canisters. I like to print out ratios on my favorite label maker and attach to the side so I know how much water to use for each food. TIP: You can also use dry erase markers to write the expiration date on the back so you know when it’s time to refresh the contents.
Now go ahead and put your pretty canisters in your cabinets and pantry and gaze at how pretty and organized your food is, and most importantly how it’s now so easy to find!
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If you use these, be sure to share on Facebook or Instagram and tag me! I’d love to see how they turn out. Ahhhhh I’m stoked to see all your pretty pantries!
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My kitchen labels are looked like these! I got em from Essmak
Hi! Are these removable?
They come off pretty easily in my opinion, but they’re not repositionable/ reusable.
Hi! I love these as they’re super cute. I’m wondering what the name of the font is so I can try and make other labels as well. Thank you!
These are so cute! We are about to move and I am planning on reorganizing my entire pantry – I will definitely be using these labels and containers! Thank you so much for sharing.
I’m looking for a good handwritten font to make some vinyl cut-outs for some other projects – do you mind sharing what font you used?
Thank you!
Hello! Love your labels! Just wondering if there was a way I could customize these labels for my pantry? Thanks!
which font did u use ..plz tell me
Hi Carrie! Really like your labels! They’re awesome. Love the fonts you used! Would you tell me which ones these are? Thank you so much!
My assistant created the labels and unfortunately she no longer works with me (she’s full time now!) so I don’t have that info. There are several comparable fonts in PicMonkey I believe!