Circle labels · Printed in Kitchener, ON

0.75 in circle labels
made to order.

A 3/4 in circle suits colour-coded dots, tiny lids and vial caps, and simple monograms where you only need a mark rather than words. On rolls in matte BOPP, expect about $115.07 for 1,000, with a free proof before anything prints.

  • Size0.75 in · 19 mm
  • 1,000 labelsabout $115.07 CAD
  • Per rollabout 3,600
0.75 in circle label at true proportion with dimensions (19 mm), shown flat and on a 1.25 in wide jar

Free proof · About 2 business days after approval · Ships Mon–Fri

Approximate prices

What 0.75 in circle labels cost.

From prices in CAD for Roll labels, matte waterproof BOPP, round cut. Prices as of October 6, 2026; your exact price, including standard shipping, is shown in the quote builder.
QuantityApprox. totalApprox. per labelQuote
100 from $127.46 $1.27 Price it
250 from $112.17 $0.449 Price it
500 from $108.90 $0.218 Price it
1,000 from $115.07 $0.115 Price it
2,500 from $126.44 $0.051 Price it
5,000 from $126.92 $0.025 Price it

Quantities start at 100 labels; every order has a $50 minimum. Glossy, clear and freezer-grade stock and label sheets are priced in the quote builder.

Common applications

Where 0.75 in circle labels work well.

01

Lip balm lids and tube ends

A small round or square on the lid of a lip balm tube or tin carries your logo where people see it first.

02

Vial and sample caps

Small rounds sit on the caps of sample vials, perfume testers and tiny jars, where a full label would not fit.

03

Colour-coding dots

Mark sample sets, stock bins, files or test batches with a colour or a single letter so they can be sorted at a glance.

04

Micro dots and tamper seals

Very small squares and circles seal sample bags, mark dates or close small boxes without covering the packaging.

05

Jewellery boxes and pouches

A neat badge on a ring box, earring card or gift pouch keeps the presentation simple and branded.

These are typical uses, not requirements. Measure your container first; the FAQ below shows how.

Materials

Stocks for this size.

Matte

Waterproof white BOPP with a soft, low-glare finish. Our default stock and the one priced in the table.

about $115.07 for 1,000

Glossy

The same waterproof BOPP with a shiny finish that makes colours look brighter.

about $121.97 for 1,000

Freezer grade

BOPP with an adhesive made for refrigerated and frozen products.

about $140.39 for 1,000

Clear

Transparent BOPP for a no-label look on glass and plastic.

about $131.18 for 1,000

Is 0.75 in the right size?

A 3/4 in circle suits colour-coded dots, tiny lids and vial caps, and simple monograms where you only need a mark rather than words. The label covers about 0.44 sq in (19 mm) and has room for a logo, an initial, a colour or a short code; small text is hard to read at this size.

Not quite right? Compare circle labels one step smaller: 0.5 in and one step larger: 1 in, 1.25 in, or browse all label sizes.

Designing a 0.75 in circle label

If your logo is wider than it is tall, scale it so it clears the curve on both sides, not just the top and bottom. At this size keep the design to one or two elements and avoid fine lines and very small type.

Looking for ideas? See our guides to lip balm labels, sample size labels, warehouse & inventory labels, or browse labels by industry and label types and materials.

Instant pricing

Price your
labels.

Roll labels, shape and size are preselected for this page. Change anything, upload artwork, and add to cart when the price looks right. Free proof; production is about 2 business days after you approve it.

Your live proof 2 × 2 in

Your proof appears here once you upload artwork

We’ll show your artwork with the die line (cut path) on top so you can size, move and rotate it.

Drag to move · corner handles resize · top handle rotates. The flashing line is where we cut.

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Estimated total $177.65 $0.711 each

Free proof · Free artwork help · Standard shipping included · 2-day production after proof approval

0.75 in circle labels FAQ

Common
questions.

Prices and roll counts on this page are estimates. The quote builder gives your exact price before checkout, and every order starts with a free proof.

What does an order of 0.75 in circle labels cost?+

On matte rolls, 250 labels are about $112.17 CAD, 1,000 about $115.07 and 5,000 about $126.92 ($0.025 each). Prices are approximate, taken from our live price list on October 6, 2026. Enter your quantity in the quote builder for the exact total with standard shipping included.

How many labels per roll for 0.75 in circle labels?+

Typically about 3,600 per roll, based on one lane of labels on a 3 in core wound up to 6 in across. Bigger orders ship on more than one roll, and you can ask for a set count per roll in your order notes.

How much cheaper are 0.75 in circle labels in larger runs?+

Yes. Per label, expect about $0.449 at 250, $0.115 at 1,000 and $0.025 at 5,000. Choose Custom quantity in the quote builder for anything larger.

Will a 0.75 in circle label fit my lid?+

Measure the flat part of the lid, not the outside rim. A 0.75 in circle sits comfortably on a flat area of about 1 in (25 mm) or more, which leaves roughly 1/8 in all round. If the flat area is smaller, look at the next size down.

Circle or square at 0.75 in?+

On rolls they cost the same, because shape is not priced. A 0.75 in circle gives about 0.44 sq in of label against 0.56 sq in for a 0.75 × 0.75 in square, so pick the square if you need the corners for text and the circle for lids and seals.

What is the smallest order of 0.75 in circle labels?+

Quantities start at 100 labels and every order has a $50 minimum. At this size 100 labels already come to about $127.46, so the minimum does not change your price; most of a small order is the fixed set-up part, which is why the price per label drops quickly as you order more.