FDA Label Maker

Free Nutrition Facts Label Generator

Enter your recipe's nutrients per serving to get a free Nutrition Facts label in the format set out in 21 CFR 101.9, with % Daily Values based on the regulation's reference intake of 2,000 calories. Check the result against the regulation before you print it.

Create an FDA-style Nutrition Facts label from your recipe in under 30 seconds.

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USDA ingredient data FDA-style rounding & layout No subscription

We’ll list each ingredient for you to check, then build the label.

Tip: ⌘/Ctrl+Enter also generates

    Adjust totals (optional)

    What it does

    • Enter nutrients per serving and the label updates.
    • Paste a recipe. Each ingredient is matched to USDA FoodData Central (Foundation Foods, SR Legacy, and FNDDS) or a bundled common-food profile, then listed for you to review.
    • FDA-style rounding, Nutrition Facts or Supplement Facts, single column or dual column (per serving and per package; suggested for about 2–3 servings).
    • Optional vitamin D, calcium, iron, and potassium.
    • Download a PNG or a PDF after the label is drawn. Share a label link, or save a label and get a link to edit it later.
    • Free to create and download. No signup required.

    What it doesn't do

    • No laboratory analysis. Values come from your inputs and from ingredient data.
    • No FDA review or approval, and no regulatory or legal advice.
    • No public API.
    • Not affiliated with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or with foodlabelmaker.com.

    Common questions

    In short: the tool lays out a Nutrition Facts panel following 21 CFR 101.9, using a 2,000-calorie reference for % Daily Values. Checking that your label is correct is still your job.

    Is it free?
    Yes. You can create a Nutrition Facts or Supplement Facts label and download it at no charge. No signup is required.
    Do I need an account?
    No. Creating and downloading a label does not require an account. To edit a label later, use Save and enter an email. We send a link, and the page also shows the link so you can copy it.
    How does “From recipe” work, and where does the ingredient data come from?
    Paste a recipe or a batch. Each ingredient is matched to USDA FoodData Central — Foundation Foods, SR Legacy, and FNDDS (survey foods) — or to a bundled common-food profile, then listed for you to review before the label is built. You can also type per-serving values on the Enter nutrients tab. “Try with a sample recipe” fills a short bundled example (oats, peanut butter, honey, and banana) and draws the label.
    Which label types and layouts are supported?
    Nutrition Facts and Supplement Facts. Single column, or dual column showing per serving and per package. Dual column is suggested when the package has about 2–3 servings, and you can switch layouts after the label is drawn. Optional nutrient lines are vitamin D, calcium, iron, and potassium.
    Can I download a PNG or a PDF?
    Yes. After a label is drawn, Download label (PNG) and PDF are both available. The download buttons stay disabled until then.
    Is my recipe stored?
    By default, pasted recipe text is kept only for your active browser session (hours), then discarded. If you check the optional box, off by default, anonymized recipe text is kept for up to 30 days to improve parsing. Structured diagnostics (normalized ingredient names, unit types, and match confidence — not your name or email) are stored in event logs. See the privacy policy.
    Is the label FDA-approved or a laboratory analysis?
    No. It is a draft formatting and calculation tool, not a laboratory and not FDA approval. Values come from your inputs and from ingredient data. Check your product's requirements before printing.
    Is it affiliated with the FDA or with foodlabelmaker.com?
    No. It is operated by Bobook Limited and is not affiliated with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or with foodlabelmaker.com.