Wire markers and tool tags
Tiny strips mark wires, small tools, keys and parts where a regular label will not fit.
Square labels · Printed in Kitchener, ON
Choose 0.5 × 0.5 in when you need a very small square; it works well for wire markers and tool tags and nail polish and mini bottles. Printed on waterproof BOPP and wound onto rolls, 1,000 of them cost about $108.47.
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Approximate prices
| Quantity | Approx. total | Approx. per label | Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | from $127.28 | $1.27 | Price it |
| 250 | from $127.51 | $0.510 | Price it |
| 500 | from $114.92 | $0.230 | Price it |
| 1,000 | from $108.47 | $0.108 | Price it |
| 2,500 | from $116.46 | $0.047 | Price it |
| 5,000 | from $125.11 | $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
Tiny strips mark wires, small tools, keys and parts where a regular label will not fit.
Nail polish, fragrance samples and essential oil minis take a very narrow strip or a tiny label that does not overwhelm the bottle.
Very small rectangles carry a date, lot code, colour or initials on tiny products, sample bags and parts.
Very small squares and circles seal sample bags, mark dates or close small boxes without covering the packaging.
Mark sample sets, stock bins, files or test batches with a colour or a single letter so they can be sorted at a glance.
These are typical uses, not requirements. Measure your container first; the FAQ below shows how.
Materials
Waterproof white BOPP with a soft, low-glare finish. Our default stock and the one priced in the table.
about $108.47 for 1,000The same waterproof BOPP with a shiny finish that makes colours look brighter.
about $114.98 for 1,000BOPP with an adhesive made for refrigerated and frozen products.
about $132.33 for 1,000Transparent BOPP for a no-label look on glass and plastic.
about $123.66 for 1,000Choose 0.5 × 0.5 in when you need a very small square; it works well for wire markers and tool tags and nail polish and mini bottles. The label covers about 0.25 sq in (13 × 13 mm) and has room for a logo, an initial, a colour or a short code; small text is hard to read at this size.
Need a little more or less room? Compare square labels one step larger: 0.75 × 0.75 in, 1 × 1 in, or browse all label sizes.
Square labels are a good home for a QR code or icon grid because the space is used evenly. 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 nail polish labels, sample size labels, packaging seal labels, or browse labels by industry and label types and materials.
Instant pricing
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 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.
0.5 × 0.5 in square labels FAQ
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.
On matte rolls, 250 labels are about $127.51 CAD, 1,000 about $108.47 and 5,000 about $125.11 ($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.
Rolls are wound to order, so the count can be adjusted. Our guide figure is about 5,100 labels per single-lane roll, assuming a 3 in core and a roll up to 6 in across. Tell us in the order notes if your applicator needs something different.
Check the straight wall, not the curved shoulder or base: you need at least 0.5 × 0.5 in of flat or gently curved surface. Wrapped around a round container, a 0.5 in length covers one about 0.2 in across, leaving a small gap.
At about 0.25 sq in, think a logo, an initial, a colour or a short code; small text is hard to read at this size. A good rule of thumb is to keep text about 1/16 in (1.5 mm) inside the cut line and run backgrounds past the edge.
Same price on rolls. The 0.5 × 0.5 in square gives 0.25 sq in against about 0.20 sq in for a 0.5 in circle, about 27% more room for text, while the circle sits more neatly on round lids.
The smallest quantity is 100 labels, and orders have a $50 minimum. 100 of these come to about $127.28, already above the minimum, so a short run is fine.