Free Nutrition Facts Label Generator

Search real USDA ingredient data, enter your recipe, and get an FDA-style nutrition label you can print or download. Free, no signup.

FDA-compliant formats Real USDA ingredient data Instant generation No signup required

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This label applies standard FDA rounding and daily-value rules based on real USDA ingredient data, for blog and personal use. For commercial packaging or legal compliance, have it reviewed by a qualified professional.

How to create a nutrition label in 2 minutes

1

Search your ingredients

Type each ingredient into the search box and pick the closest match from real USDA data.

2

Enter your amounts

Set how much of each ingredient your recipe uses, in grams, ounces, or a household measure like cups.

3

Set your servings

Tell it how many servings the recipe makes, and every value on the label updates to a per-serving basis automatically.

4

Download or print

Export your finished label as a PNG or PDF, or print it directly, in either the standard vertical or tabular FDA format.

Why choose our nutrition label maker

Real USDA data, not guesswork

Every ingredient is matched against the U.S. government's own FoodData Central database, the same source most professional nutrition tools are built on.

Accurate, ingredient-specific conversions

Where available, unit conversions use the exact measured weight for that ingredient rather than a generic estimate, so a cup of flour and a cup of honey convert correctly.

Genuinely free, no account needed

No signup, no monthly limits, no paywall. Generate as many labels as you need.

Two FDA-recognized formats

Switch between the standard vertical layout and the tabular layout used on smaller packaging, both following official rounding and daily-value rules.

Export however you need it

Save as a high-resolution PNG for the web, a PDF for printing, or print directly from your browser.

Built for food bloggers

Made for the exact workflow of publishing a recipe and wanting an accurate, professional-looking nutrition label to go with it.