25 Graduation Water Bottles Labels

We’ve assembled 25 of our favorite graduation printable water bottle labels that you can edit online. Start from scratch to create your own unique personalized label or select a template below to begin. Using the free water bottle label maker, you can create endless combinations of designs to match your theme.

Change the background to match your grad’s party theme or school colors, add patterns, outlines, shadows or clipart (over 500 images to choose from); then add text to finish your custom graduation water bottle wraps.

And you are not just limited to creating custom printed graduation water bottles. Create custom personalized labels for soda cans, candle votives, and as a decorative accent for just about any other favors. You can even use the labels as bag toppers; just add an extra two inches to the top of the label, then fold over and staple onto bags.

These printable labels can be printed on standard, matte or gloss printer paper. If you want to print multiple custom water labels at once, after downloading your image, paste the image into a text editor such as Word. Five water bottle label images fit onto a standard sized printer paper. Affix custom bottle labels to the bottles applying adhesive spray to the back of your personalized water bottle labels, or tape the ends of the labels together using double-sided tape. If you want the water bottle labels to be somewhat waterproof, place clear shipping tape over the label then apply to the bottles, or purchase waterproof label sheets (links below). We haven’t tested the waterproof label sheets, so we’re not sure if you also need to use waterproof ink (but it would make sense).

There is also a listing of supplies you will need at the bottom of this page.

The label is created at 2550 by 600 pixels. This will result in a printed high resolution image of 8 1/2 inches by 2 inches.

When you’ve finished using the Water Bottles Label Maker to create your custom graduation label, click on the “Generate Label” button on the top right of the editor.

Supplies: What You Might Need

Waterproof Labels