Free Printable Garage Sale Price Stickers & Tags
Unpriced items don't sell: many shoppers won't ask, they just move on. Pick your prices below, choose round stickers or rectangle tags, and print a full sheet in one go. Turn on colour-coding to get a different colour for each price and a legend page to post at your pay table.
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How to print your price stickers
Click Print stickers and set scale to 100% ("Actual size") in the print dialog so a 1.5-inch circle prints at 1.5 inches. On plain paper, cut the stickers out and attach them with painter's tape, which comes off furniture and books cleanly. For peel-off labels, print onto full-sheet sticker paper, or onto 1.5-inch round label sheets such as Avery round labels. Label sheets have their own layout, so print one test page on plain paper first and hold it against the label sheet to check the stickers line up.
Colour-dot pricing
Colour-dot pricing means each sticker colour stands for one price, so you can tag a whole table in minutes. Turn on colour-coding and the maker prints a legend page such as "Yellow = $1". Tape it up at the entrance and the pay table. Keep it to a handful of colours so shoppers can remember them.
Pricing bundles
Bundle prices like "3 for $1" move books, DVDs, kids' clothes and small kitchen items much faster than single prices. Add your own with the custom price box, for example "2 for $5" or "Fill a bag $5", and stick one tag on the box or bin rather than every item.
'Free' and 'Make an offer' tags
A box of 'Free' items at the curb draws people up the driveway. 'Make an offer' works on larger or unusual items where you don't know the value; decide your lowest price before the sale so you can answer quickly.
More free garage sale tools
Not sure what to charge? See the garage sale price guide. Then make bold roadside signs with the free garage sale sign maker, or post your sale free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I print these on plain paper?
Yes. Print on plain paper, cut the stickers out with scissors and attach them with clear tape or painter's tape, which peels off without marking furniture. For peel-and-stick tags, print onto full-sheet sticker paper or 1.5-inch round label sheets.
How does colour-dot pricing work?
Each colour stands for one price, for example Yellow = $1 and Blue = $5. Turn on colour-coding, print the stickers and the legend page, then post the legend at the pay table and at the entrance so shoppers can read any price at a glance.
How do I keep track of sales at a multi-family garage sale?
Add each family's initials to their stickers. At checkout, peel the sticker off each sold item and stick it on that family's sheet of paper, then add up each sheet at the end of the day.
When should I use 'Free' and 'Make an offer' tags?
Use 'Free' for small items you just want gone, ideally in a box near the curb to draw people in. Use 'Make an offer' on bigger or unusual items where you are unsure of the value, but decide your lowest price before the sale starts.