how to print Beer clips or labels for Free

[The Baron]

Hi
I used to use Beer labelizer a few years ago but seems to be a subscribe and pay now to sign up. It used to be free for the free labels but I have lost my log in etc. I have looked at Canva but this too seems to be sign up 30 days free then pay (do not like giving my payment details and have heard so many nightmares with companies not cancelling the free period without jumping through hoops).
I only want to print a few beer clips for a party so free is the word any suggestions

 

[Agentgonzo]

I use canva. Never had to pay a subscription. Never had to enter card details. It's limited in the number of templates you can use etc, so I just chose one of the free ones. Been doing this for years. Fits my needs perfectly

 

[The Baron]

Will have a look at that again Agent.
Ps I have managed to get on Beer Labelizer for the free section again

 

[Chippy_Tea]

I managed to download three different ones, did you notice this free label message? (below)

Beer Labelizer: Create Homebrew Labels for Free



We have some free label designs you can download and print at home.
Look for this badge

when browsing our labels.

 

[The Baron]

Yes I have managed to get back on that one Chippy

 

[RoomWithABrew]

Even the paid membership on labelizer is limited to 20 labels. I haven't seen the program progress much since joining a few years ago.
I put a few requests in for the square or rectangular labels to be registered right next to each other. This would mean fewer cuts when dividing up a sheet of labels.
Still waiting.
Also some fonts and background colours get set for the back label which is frustrating. I don't necessarily want white font on a red back label or even worse black font on a red label.
But I only paid a few dollars for life membership.

 

[tutshiveandspile]

If you want to identify your beer when having mixed batches. I put a coloured spot on the crown cap. And a matching one on the brew sheet. Most stationery shops sell them.

 

[Agentgonzo]

If you want to identify your beer when having mixed batches. I put a coloured spot on the crown cap. And a matching one on the brew sheet. Most stationery shops sell them.

Permanent marker on the cap for me, then a key on the fridge for the family.