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Address it. Preview it. Print it.

Type two addresses, watch the envelope fill in live, and print a USPS-compliant Envelope #10 PDF — all in your browser, in about a minute.

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  • Local-only privacy
  • USPS placement rules
  • Instant PDF
STAMPDELIVERY ADDRESS ZONE - 5/8 TO 2-3/4 IN FROM BOTTOMBARCODE CLEAR ZONE - 4-3/4 x 5/8 IN - KEEP BLANKAda Lovelace12 Analytical Engine WayCambridge, MA 02138Grace Hopper1 Compiler CourtSuite 200Arlington, VA 22201
Delivery block inside the USPS band
#10
Com-10 · 9.5 × 4.125 in
$0
Free, no account
0 KB
Sent to any server
~1 min
From blank to printed

Features

Everything the job needs, nothing it doesn't

One form, one preview, one PDF. Built for people who print envelopes, not for people who configure software.

See the envelope as you type

A true-to-scale preview updates with every keystroke, so the first print is the right print.

STAMPYour nameStreet addressCity, ST 00000Grace Hopper1 Compiler CourtSuite 200Arlington, VA 22201

Nothing leaves your browser

Addresses are laid out and turned into a PDF on your device. There is no upload, no account, and no server that could keep a copy.

USPS placement, built in

Return address clear of the edges, delivery block inside the 5⁄8″–2¾″ band, barcode zone left empty.

Reprint in one click

Opt in to keep your last 12 envelopes on this device and refill the form from any of them.

Any device, any printer

Large tap targets and a responsive layout — print from a phone to a desktop printer if you like.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

  1. 1

    Enter two addresses

    Return and delivery. Save the return address once and it's prefilled next time.

  2. 2

    Check the live preview

    Toggle the USPS zones to see exactly where every line lands on the envelope.

  3. 3

    Print the PDF

    Choose Envelope #10 in the print dialog, load one envelope, and print.

Built to spec

Every line where the Postal Service expects it

Automated sorting equipment reads the delivery block and prints a barcode along the bottom edge. The template keeps both areas exactly as the USPS Domestic Mail Manual describes.

Envelope size
9.5 × 4.125 in
Return address
≥ ¼ in from top & left
Delivery address
5⁄8 – 2¾ in from bottom
Side clearance
≥ ½ in left & right
Barcode clear zone
4¾ × 5⁄8 in, lower right
Type size
10–12 pt, black on white
STAMPDELIVERY ADDRESS ZONE - 5/8 TO 2-3/4 IN FROM BOTTOMBARCODE CLEAR ZONE - 4-3/4 x 5/8 IN - KEEP BLANKAda Lovelace12 Analytical Engine WayCambridge, MA 02138Grace Hopper1 Compiler CourtSuite 200Arlington, VA 22201

FAQ

Questions, answered

Anything else? Email info@envelope10.com.

Is Envelope10 free?
Yes. Generate and print as many Envelope #10 PDFs as you need, directly in your browser. If it saves you time, you can support the project — that keeps it online and ad-free.
Are the layouts USPS compliant?
The template follows USPS Domestic Mail Manual placement for letter-size mail: the delivery address sits inside the 5⁄8″–2¾″ band from the bottom edge with side clearance, the return address stays in the upper-left corner, and the lower-right barcode clear zone is left blank.
Do you store my addresses?
No. Addresses are only kept in your browser's local storage, and only if you tick “Remember my addresses”. Nothing is sent to a server. Clearing your browser data removes it.
What do I need to print?
Any printer that accepts envelopes and a #10 (also called Com-10) envelope. In the print dialog, set the paper size to Envelope #10 and keep scaling at 100%.
Can I use a different envelope size?
Not yet — Envelope10 is built specifically for #10 business envelopes, the most common size in the US. Other sizes are on the roadmap.

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