Print-ready wall labels for your show
Generate gallery-standard wall labels — title, medium, dimensions, year, price. Three sizes, three styles, A4 sheets to print and cut. Saved in your browser.
Artwork label template for gallery and exhibition walls
An artwork label — also called a wall label or tombstone label — is the small printed card mounted beside a work giving the artist, title, year, medium, and dimensions. This artwork label template produces a sheet of correctly formatted, evenly sized labels you can print at home and cut, with consistent type size and alignment across the whole exhibition.
Standard wall label format
The museum convention runs: artist name, then title in italics with the year, then medium, then dimensions (height × width × depth), then credit line or collection, and optionally the accession or inventory number. Keep labels around 10 × 6 cm, set body text at 10–12 pt for legibility at arm's length, and mount them at a consistent height and distance to the left of every work.
Numbered labels and price lists
If your show has a price list, number each label to match the corresponding line. Visitors can then move from wall to list without hunting for a title, and gallery staff can answer availability questions quickly. DigitalEyezz numbers labels and price lists from the same artwork records so the sequences never drift apart.
Printing and mounting
Print on 200–300 gsm matte card for labels that stay flat, cut with a guillotine for clean edges, and mount with removable adhesive putty or foam pads so the wall survives the de-install. Export as PDF at full size — no scaling in the print dialog — so type sizes stay exactly as designed.
How the artwork label maker works
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Enter wall-label details
Add artist, title, year, medium, dimensions, and (optionally) price for each piece.
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Pick a style
Choose a typographic style and label size that matches your show's didactics.
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Print-ready PDF
Export an A4 sheet of cut-out wall labels ready for the gallery wall.
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Artwork label maker — FAQ
- What is a gallery wall label?
- A wall label (sometimes called a tombstone) is the small printed card placed next to an artwork on the gallery wall. It lists the artist, title, year, medium, dimensions, and sometimes price or edition.
- What is the standard size for an art exhibition label?
- Museum standard is roughly 3.5 × 2.5 inches (about 90 × 65 mm). The label maker offers small, medium, and large sizes per A4 sheet so you can match your venue.
- Should I include the price on a gallery label?
- For commercial exhibitions and pop-ups, yes — clear prices help collectors decide. For museum-style shows, omit price and keep a separate price list.
- Is this artwork label maker free?
- Yes. The label maker is free and exports a print-ready A4 PDF with cut guides. Free exports include a small DigitalEyezz watermark; paid plans remove it.
- Which paper should I print artwork labels on?
- White matte card 200–250 gsm cuts cleanly and reads well under gallery lighting. Trim along the printed guide lines after printing.
- What information goes on an artwork label?
- Artist name, title and year, medium, dimensions, and where relevant edition, credit line, and price or inventory number.
- What size should gallery wall labels be?
- Around 10 × 6 cm is standard, with body text at 10–12 pt so the label is readable from normal viewing distance without competing with the artwork.