Free printable price stickers and table signs for your sale
By Rory at Estate Sale Zone · Published
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Print price stickers for a garage, yard or estate sale on plain paper or Avery 5160 address labels: pick your prices below and download a PDF. It's free and needs no account. There are also color-dot sheets with a sign saying what each color costs, and table signs such as “Everything on this table $2”, “Fill a bag $5” and “Half price after 1 PM”.
All three are the PDFs this page makes, shown as they print.
Price labels
Big prices you can read from a step away. Pick the prices you use; a blank label has a line to write your own.
Color dots
Put a dot on each item and one sign on the table saying what each color costs. To mark everything down on the last day, you change the sign, not every sticker. Each dot has its letter on it, so the system still works printed in black and white.
Table signs
One sign per PDF, in the same black and yellow as our sale signs. A full page, or two half-page copies to cut apart.
Single prices or color dots?
Printed prices are the simplest: a shopper reads the sticker and knows. They suit a sale where most things cost one of a few round amounts, which is how our pricing guide suggests pricing a garage sale.
Color dots suit a big sale. The dot only says which group an item is in, and the sign on the table says what each group costs, so on the last afternoon you can halve every price by changing one sign. They also let several families share a sale: give each family its own color and a tally sheet, and you know whose things sold. The letter on each dot means the system still works on a black-and-white printer and for shoppers who don't tell colors apart.
Not sure what something is worth? Take a photo of it with What is it worth?, which looks it up and shows what similar items are listed for on eBay.
Printing them
Print at actual size (“100%” or “Actual size” in the print window), not “Fit to page”, or the labels won't line up with the sheet. On label sheets, print one page on plain paper first and hold it against a label sheet to the light: if the prices sit inside the labels, load the label sheet.
Sticky labels can pull the finish off wood furniture and old book covers. On those, use a paper tag tied on with string or a strip of painter's tape.
Having a sale? Post it here too
Every sale posted on Estate Sale Zone gets free printable signs with a QR code to its listing, pictures sized for Facebook and Instagram, and a place in our listings for San Diego, Los Angeles and Orange County. Posting is free and needs a free account.