Candy Machine Labels

Candy machine labels with nutrition info built in

A clean set of candy machine labels keeps the product window readable, shows the price up front, and makes a bulk machine look maintained. This pack pairs each candy design with a nutrition facts panel, so the machine displays the information customers expect without you building it from scratch.

Whether you call them candy machine labels or candy labels for vending machines, it's the same job: naming and pricing each selection so people know what they're buying. The designs are styled after the candy people recognize — Skittles, M&M's, Reese's Pieces, Nerds, Gobstopper, Jelly Belly, Hot Tamales, Blow Pop, Dubble Bubble, Red Hots and Good & Plenty. Each one is a Canva template, so you can change the name, the nutrition details or the price, or duplicate a design to match whatever you load.

Built for Vendstar and similar candy machines

At 2.5 × 2.5 in the labels drop into the product windows on Vendstar triple-head machines and other bulk candy machines. For a snack machine or a combo unit with a different window size, set your measurements in Canva before printing — the label size reference covers the common ones.

Add prices and codes

Every label has room for a price. If your machine uses keypad codes (A1, A2, B1…) you can add those in Canva before printing. For a machine that needs a lot of individual price markers, the vending machine price tags sheet has every price from $0.50 to $6.75 ready to cut out.

Print and apply

Print the 8.5 × 11 in sheet at 100% scale on adhesive label paper or cardstock, trim each label to a 2.5 in square, and slot them into the product windows. Reprint a single label any time a product or price changes. Full walkthrough in how to label a vending machine.