Free Yoto Card Label Maker

It's a free, in-browser tool for designing and printing custom labels for Yoto MYO cards. You upload your own images or pick from 12 built-in templates, and it lays out 9 credit-card-sized labels per sheet as a print-ready PDF for A4 or US Letter. There's no signup and nothing to install. It's made by Printforge, an Australian 3D-printing maker of Yoto card holders, docks and stands.

A Yoto MYO card measures 54.0 × 85.6 mm — exactly the same as a standard credit card (the CR80 format), or about 2.13 × 3.37 inches. Your label should match those dimensions. The Printforge tool is locked to 54.0 × 85.6 mm, so every label fits the card precisely with no manual resizing. The same size applies to both the Yoto Player and the Yoto Mini.

Both A4 and US Letter fit 9 Yoto card labels per sheet, arranged in a 3×3 grid. Each label is spaced with printed cut lines so you can trim them apart cleanly. If you add more than 9 cards, the tool automatically starts a new sheet.

Yes. The tool supports both A4 (210 × 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), and fits 9 labels on either size. A4 is the default. Just pick your paper size in the toolbar before you download the print-ready PDF.

Yes, it's completely free and no account or signup is required. You can make and print as many Yoto card labels as you like at no cost. There's no paywall and no 'pro' tier — it's a free tool from an Australian maker.

Your images are never uploaded to any server. The Printforge Yoto Card Label Maker processes every photo locally in your browser, so your pictures never leave your device. Nobody at Printforge ever sees them.

You can use any JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 20 MB. The tool automatically crops each image to the correct credit-card aspect ratio (54.0 × 85.6 mm) so it fits a Yoto MYO card perfectly. You can also add text-only labels with a title, subtitle, six font choices and custom colours.

No. The whole tool runs in your web browser — there's nothing to download or install, and no design experience needed. If you'd rather not start from a blank label, choose one of the 12 built-in templates and just swap in your own title and photo.

Download the print-ready PDF, then in your printer dialog set Scale to 100% (or 'Actual size') and turn off 'Fit to page' and 'Shrink oversized pages'. Before printing a full sheet, use the 'Print test page' button and measure the box with a ruler — it should be exactly 54 × 85.6 mm. Then print and trim along the cut lines.

Almost always because the printer is scaling the page to fit the margins. Set Scale to 100% / Actual size and turn off 'Fit to page'. Use the 'Print test page' button to print a single calibration box, measure it, and confirm it's 54 × 85.6 mm before you print the rest. This one check is the fix for the most common Yoto-printing problem.

Standard home-printer paper works fine. For labels that last, print on photo paper or full-sheet adhesive label paper and stick it onto a blank MYO card. If the cards will get handled a lot or wet, use waterproof or vinyl sticker paper, or laminate before trimming. Either way, slotting the finished card into a 3D-printed Printforge holder keeps the label protected.

Yes. As well as this live in-browser maker, we offer free downloadable Yoto label templates in Canva, PDF, EPS and PNG, all set to the correct 54 × 85.6 mm size with cut guides. Use the maker if you want to print straight away, or the templates if you'd rather design your own artwork in Canva or another editor.

Yes. In Canva, create a custom-size canvas of 54 × 85.6 mm (the Yoto card size) and design your label, then export it as a print-ready PDF. To save the setup time, you can start from our free Canva template, which is already sized correctly with cut guides — or skip Canva entirely and use the in-browser maker above.

First, add your audio to blank Yoto MYO cards in the Yoto app. Then design a matching label with this free tool: upload an image or choose a template, print at 54.0 × 85.6 mm (9 per A4 or US Letter sheet), trim it out, and attach it to the card. That's it — a fully personalised card your kids will recognise at a glance.

No. The 12 built-in templates are simple, editable text-and-colour layouts designed to give you a quick starting point — you add your own title, subtitle and photo. They're there so you can make a tidy-looking label in seconds without any design work, not to replace your own images.