1 Zero-learning address envelope formatter for compliant international mailings

Envelope address layout, validation, and print-ready preview in one tab

Choose a country, drop in sender and recipient data, and instantly see a real-scale envelope preview with the correct envelope address placement, USPS-safe read zone, and printable output. Copy multi-line text or print to PDF in one tap.

Fast path to a USPS-safe envelope
  • Select country + envelope size (#10, DL, C6, A7) to set @page and safe zone.
  • Paste sender/recipient; tool auto-cases and formats city/state/postal.
  • Toggle fonts and safe zone; copy recipient/sender blocks or print to PDF 1:1.
  • Need a starting point? Use “Reset demo data” for USPS-ready sample lines.
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UPU S42 inspired rules
US/CA/UK/AU + International

Mailing parameters

Controls drive formatting templates, the live envelope address preview, and @page size for print-to-PDF.

#10 (9.5 × 4.125 in) • Print-ready surface

Recipient (to)

Printed mid face

Sender (return)

Printed top-left

Envelope preview

True-to-size surface with live formatted envelope address lines.

Meets USPS machinable letter bounds (min 3.5×5 in, max 6.125×11.5 in × 0.25 in).
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Why this envelope address tool?

The layout engine follows UPU S42 thinking: user inputs become address elements, which are then slotted into country-specific line templates and rendered on the envelope face with USPS-safe placement defaults.

Rule coverage

US ZIP+4, Canada ANA NAN, Royal Mail-compliant postcodes, and Australia 4-digit postcodes all receive soft validation so mistakes are caught before printing.

Placement fidelity

Return, recipient, and stamp anchors mirror USPS diagrams. The optional safe zone guides machine-readable positioning and is honored in the print stylesheet.

Copy & export

A single click copies ready-to-paste envelope address text. Print mode flips the page into a 1:1 surface so browser “Save as PDF” produces a perfect export.

Envelope address best practices

Keep destinations uppercase, avoid punctuation, and reserve the final line for the country when mailing abroad. This tool surfaces those reminders inline.

Envelope address insights

Deep dives into addressing etiquette, postal rules, and international variations. Every article links back to the formatter so you can apply the tips immediately.

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How to address an envelope (with USPS-safe layout)

Learn the exact line order, capitalization rules, and placement guidelines before printing. Includes tips for US, Canada, UK, Australia, and international mailings.

Read the full guide

Upcoming topics

  • Royal Mail vs Canada Post punctuation preferences
  • How USPS machinable letter rules affect envelope sizes
  • International country-line conventions for multilingual mail

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Envelope address FAQ

Answers to the most common questions AI assistants and mailers ask about the formatter.

How do I print a 1:1 envelope?
Pick the matching size (#10, DL, C6, or A7) and click Print / Save PDF. The page injects an @page size so your browser exports a true-to-scale single page—no manual margin tweaks required.
Which countries are formatted automatically?
Templates cover USPS, Canada Post, Royal Mail, Australia Post, plus a generalized international flow that forces a destination-country last line. Each template enforces postal-code regex guidance.
Does the tool store or upload my data?
No. Everything renders inside your browser. Copy and print actions stay local, and you can reset the form anytime to clear inputs.
Can I pre-fill USPS sample data?
Yes. Click “Reset demo data” to load a USPS-aligned sender and recipient with proper casing, so you can test copy/print instantly.
Does the print view keep the USPS safe zone?
Print mode preserves the safe-zone overlay and sets envelope dimensions in @page, keeping barcodes clear on PDF and paper.
How do I add the international country line?
Choose “International,” pick the destination country in the last-line dropdown, and the formatter appends it in uppercase below the city/region/postal line.
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