Address Labels & Envelopes App Reviews

Love this app used it for 3 Christmas now print out labels and send !

So, Im sending out Christmas cards and looking for a simple app to assist with labels. A quick Google search. Bam! Your the top hit, kudos!! Take a look, read a few reviews, its only .99, I do it. Its pretty nice, simple, easy to use. Okay, you know the "but" was coming, here it is. This app is created for Apple products, yet its not Apple friendly. Apple lets me sort contacts into groups, I have family, friends, co-workers, doctors, clients, kids friends. In you app when I select the + button to add contacts to a card list it populates all contacts. How disappointing and now a waste of money. Having over 700 contacts and growing I need the ability to add a group or at the very least the ability to separate by group. Sincerely Disappointed

Will not Sync with iPad and iPhone

Always a 5 Star App - labels a breeze whether 3 - 4 or 5 line, the Dropbox backup and sync assures secure data in event data loss. This update now makes it a 6 Star App - variable fonts, text color can be changed, ability to use partially printed label sheets - plus all the other improvements. Return labels some problem with sizing but no doubt this will be taken care of by the developer. Love this app!!!!

This app is great, easy to use. I am thrilled, the labels were so easy for me to print. You can either type the addresses in manually or load from contacts list. Very pleased.

This app will not work on my iPad or iPhone running iOS 9.1. It does not sync with my Contacts app. I have just wasted 99 cents. Even worse, there is no way to contact the developer to obtain help with this problem.

Used to be, we had our contacts on our Macs or PCs, and we’d print our address labels from those machines. Back then, our iPhones and iPads were secondary devices and we’d never think of printing from them. Nowadays, iPhones and iPads are not only primary devices, but in many cases our ONLY devices, and in those cases, if one wants to generate mailing labels, it has to be done directly from the iPhone (or iPad). myCardLists is the app that lets you do it. It’s better than Avery’s own app by far and it keeps getting better because the developer keeps adding features. The one feature I really wanted— the ability to read and use the Contacts app’s “Groups”— is a great addition to the app and it works perfectly. The app can print directly to a networked printer, and it can create a PDF of labels which you can email to someone (so they can print it for you). The developer is very helpful and welcomes suggestions. In my experience he has been very responsive.

This is the second year Ive used it and I love it! Sooooo handy! Definitely makes things really easy. Love the ability to print mailing labels. I just wish I got back half as many Christmas cards as I send!

Love the way it works. Linked to contacts with ease. Able to not only have multiple years of Christmas card lists, if you send Easter cards or other holidays, you can create separate lists. Better than the paper list we used to use, and easier than firing up the PC.

I have used this app for 3 years now and I would hate to have to do my Christmas cards without it! I have looked at others, but none compared to this one. Love it. I send lots of cards each year, between 80-100. The address label printing option works wonderfully too. Thank you for helping me stay organized with my cards!

Now that I and others are having trouble printing address labels with El Capitan, I went searching for other solutions. I landed on myCardLists, and am pleased that I did. The app imported my Christmas Card List directly from Contacts, put the names in the correct order (first name followed by last name), and printed perfectly aligned on my Avery labels, 30 to a sheet. I did have one minor issue. The app had a problem with multiple entries with the same name, i.e. The Smith Family or The Jones Family. I asked the developer for assistance, and I received a timely response, and we worked out the issue together. What more could you want from a 99 cent app? I am very happy with myCardLists.

Ok app. Needs to have a way to print off of different fields besides just names.

This app has a nice, simple interface for noting who has sent cards and who youve sent them to. Only complaint is that the addresses are a bit too simple and dont include emails.

I tried using the Avery app for 3 HOURS!!! Never did work and I paid $5 for that stupid app. I had looked at this one before and came back to it. I had originally dismissed it because the Avery app had hundreds of good reviews and this one only had 15 good reviews. I am sorry I did that, however I am happy that I came back to it to try and within 15 minutes I had my labels printed!!!!! AMAZING AND THANK YOU!

second year using this app and it is the best option for holiday cards. the developer is nice and responsive. the features have worked well for me. some features are not super intuitive but I have always figured it out and been happy. I hope it continues to be developed and supported - Ill definitely use it again. Thanks!

I was a bit skeptics of the little app at first but it REALLY worked perfectly! I was a long time Word user & loved my Access database that allowed me to make & print address labels for Christmas cards every year. When I purchased my new iMac last November I assumed that with all the great features of course printing customized address labels would be a snap. Boy was I wrong! Since I was still learning the iMac last year, I cheated & printed my labels on my old pc & figured I had a year to figure it out on my new shiny iMac. After updating all my contact info & creating a "Christmas Card" group I was so frustrated that it would not let me use a different merge field like Mr. & Mrs. John Smith & Family from my John Smith contact. After spending literally hours reading blogs & reviews online I certainly was not the only person severely frustrated that this seemingly simply task could not be done. I figured there must be a way to do this. I stumbled on this app by just searching the App Store for label printing. For a dollar it has restored my faith in Apple. It imported my "Christmas Card" group from my Contacts & allowed me to set up the names & addresses however I liked. Plus editing the font & color. I AirPrinted the finished list from my iPhone straight to my printer. I did run into a little trouble when it came to printing the actual labels. Each time I would do a test print on plain paper it worked perfectly but when I put the label paper in the printer & tried to AirPrint it again my printer recognize it did not have plain paper in the cassette & gave me an error message. I couldnt figure out how to change the setting within AirPrint. What did work was just emailing the pdf file to myself & printing the file. This worked the first try. Now my labels look perfect & this task will be one less stress next Christmas. Thanks for making a great product!! Sorry this is so long, but Im sure there are many others out there trying to figure this out & for 99 cents here is the answer.

Printed 200 labels from my iPhone contacts in minutes. So intuitive.

Carefully recorded my list last year...adding anyone who sent us a card. This year, its all gone. App totally locked up. Very irritated

this app! So easy to use. Like that there is a Sent feature and Received feature. Would highly recommend this app.

This application is very confusing and dependent on Dropbox. I would recommend just getting on your computer and copy and paste your contacts addresses manually. Its so much easier and less frustrating. Its good if you want to print labels, though; but you can do that through your computer anyways.