Free Yoto Card Label Maker
Design and print custom labels for your Yoto MYO cards — no signup, runs right in your browser. A free tool from Printforge, Australian 3D-printing makers.
Before printing: set your print scale to 100% / Actual size (not “Fit to page”). Cards will be exactly 54 × 85.6 mm.
Edit label
Choose a template
Tip: drag cards to reorder (or use the ‹ › arrows on touch). The ⧉ button fills the rest of the sheet with the same card.
Heads up — you have too many images for the draft to auto-save in your browser. Download your PDF before you leave so you don't lose your work.
PDF saved. Print at 100% / Actual size (not “Fit to page”) so your cards stay exactly 54 × 85.6 mm — use “Check print size” if you're unsure.
Want to keep them tidy? We 3D-print Yoto card holders & docks →
1. Add your images
Upload images or pick a template.
2. Customise
Drag to reorder, edit text, choose paper size.
3. Print & organise
Download the PDF and print at 100% / Actual size (not 'Fit to page') on A4 or US Letter, then trim along the cut lines. Keep your finished cards tidy in a 3D-printed Printforge Yoto holder or dock.
Frequently asked questions
What size are Yoto MYO cards?
Yoto MYO cards measure 54.0 × 85.6mm — same as a standard credit card.
Can I print on A4 or Letter?
Both. A4 and US Letter each fit 9 cards per sheet (a 3×3 grid).
Do I need an account?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser and we never see your images.
How many Yoto card labels fit on one sheet?
Both A4 and US Letter fit 9 labels per sheet (3×3). Cards are spaced with cut lines so you can trim them apart easily.
What paper should I use for printing Yoto card labels?
Any standard home printer paper works. For something that lasts, print on photo paper or full-sheet adhesive label paper and stick it onto a blank MYO card or insert — or slot the printed card into one of Printforge's 3D-printed Yoto card holders to keep it protected.
Can I use my own images on Yoto cards?
Yes — upload any JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 20MB. The tool auto-crops to the correct aspect and runs entirely in your browser, so your images never leave your device.
My cards print too small — what went wrong?
Your printer is probably scaling the page to fit. In the print dialog set Scale to 100% (or 'Actual size') and turn off 'Fit to page' / 'Shrink oversized pages'. Use the 'Check print size' button and measure the box — it should be exactly 54 × 85.6 mm.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Yoto Ltd. Yoto and Yoto MYO are trademarks of Yoto Ltd.