Click Label to switch to the Label view.( Avery 5160 is a particularly common label type and is readily available at office supply stores and online.) Beneath the Style pop-up menu, make sure Layout is selected, and then in the Layout view, from the Page pop-up menus, choose the manufacturer of your labels and the number associated with the labels.Then from the Style pop-up menu, choose Mailing Labels. You also need to see the special controls for Contacts, so make sure Contacts is chosen from the pop-up menu underneath the page range fields. To set up your cards, you need to see details in the Print dialog, so at the bottom of the Print dialog, click the Show Details button (if it’s already called Hide Details, you’re all set).Once the Holiday Cards group contains all your recipients, click its name in the sidebar, and then choose File > Print to open the Print dialog.This doesn’t move contacts out of All Contacts-you’re just adding them to the Holiday Cards group, which functions like a playlist in Music. You can drag contacts one at a time or select several at once and drag the entire selection. Note that you have to click and hold briefly before Contacts lets you start dragging a contact. Click All Contacts to see your full collection of contacts, and then drag your recipients from the center column to copy them into the Holiday Cards group.Name the group something like Holiday Cards. In Contacts, choose File > New Group to create an empty group into which you can collect your card recipients.You can even add a personal touch by including a graphic and using a custom color and font choice. Although many people don’t realize this, it’s easy to print mailing labels on standard label stock using the Contacts app on the Mac. If mailing your holiday cards (which you designed in Photos with a plug-in like Motif or Mimeo Photos, right?) is made harder by having to write addresses on envelopes, you can skip the handwriting step this year.

How to make mailing labels in pages