Free artwork label template & gallery wall label maker
Every painting in a gallery has a small white card beside it following a century of museum convention: artist, title, year, medium, dimensions, sometimes price. Our free artwork label template gives you the same professional standard — typeset, print-ready, and cut-to-size on a single A4 sheet.
What a museum-standard gallery wall label includes
Galleries, museums, and art fairs all follow the same unwritten rules for wall labels. Our free art label template covers every field a professional show demands.
- — Artist name (uppercase, small type)
- — Title in italics, followed by the year of completion
- — Medium on its own line (e.g. oil on canvas, archival pigment print)
- — Dimensions with height before width, in cm or inches
- — Edition details where applicable (e.g. edition 2 of 25 + 2 artist proofs)
- — Price or provenance note — optional, often in smaller type
Three artwork label sizes for every kind of show
15 labels per A4 (~50×40mm). Perfect for dense hangs, art fair booths, and framed works on paper where space is tight.
8 labels per A4 (~75×55mm). The standard gallery wall label size for solo exhibitions and group shows.
4 labels per A4 (~95×110mm). For wide labels, longer artwork titles, and museum-style didactic panels.
Three typographic styles — minimal sans-serif, classic museum italic serif, and bold uppercase — let your gallery wall label match the exhibition aesthetic, not compete with it.
How to make and print artwork labels in minutes
Enter each artwork's details: artist, title, year, medium, dimensions, and optional price.
Pick a label size (small, medium, or large) and a typographic style that suits your show.
Export the A4 PDF, print on white cardstock, and cut along the light guides for clean edges.
Frequently asked questions
- What is an artwork label template?
- An artwork label template is a pre-designed layout for creating gallery wall labels. It includes standard fields like artist name, title, year, medium, dimensions, and price, formatted to museum conventions.
- How do you make a gallery wall label?
- Use a gallery wall label maker like DigitalEyezz's free tool. Enter the artist name, artwork title, year, medium, dimensions, and optional price. Choose a size and typographic style, then print the A4 sheet and cut along the light guides.
- What size should an artwork wall label be?
- Small labels (~50×40mm, 15 per A4) work well for dense hangs and art fairs. Medium labels (~75×55mm, 8 per A4) are the standard gallery size for solo and group shows. Large labels (~95×110mm, 4 per A4) suit museum-style didactics and longer titles.
- What information goes on a museum wall label?
- A museum-standard wall label includes the artist name, artwork title in italics, year of creation, medium, dimensions (height before width), edition details if applicable, and optionally the price or provenance.
- Can I print artwork labels at home?
- Yes. DigitalEyezz's art label maker exports an A4 PDF with light cut guides, so you can print on standard cardstock at home and trim cleanly with a craft knife or paper cutter.
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