Usps labels priority mail

Here are the steps to create a USPS Priority Mail label:

Option 1: Online

1. Go to the USPS website (www.usps.com) and sign in to your account or create one if you don't have one.
2. Click on "Ship" and then "Priority Mail" to start the process.
3. Enter the recipient's address and your return address.
4. Choose the type of service you want (e.g., Priority Mail, Priority Mail Express).
5. Enter the weight and dimensions of the package.
6. Select the shipping speed and any additional services you want (e.g., insurance, tracking).
7. Review and pay for the shipping cost.
8. Print the label.

Option 2: At a Post Office

1. Take your package and the recipient's address to a USPS post office.
2. Ask the postal clerk to create a Priority Mail label for you.
3. Provide the clerk with the recipient's address and your return address.
4. Let the clerk know if you want any additional services (e.g., insurance, tracking).
5. Pay for the shipping cost.
6. The clerk will print the label and attach it to your package.

Tips and Reminders

• Make sure to use the correct weight and dimensions of your package to ensure accurate shipping costs.
• You can also use a shipping scale to weigh your package and get an accurate weight.
• If you're shipping a package that requires special handling (e.g., hazardous materials), you may need to use a different type of label or service.
• Priority Mail labels are available in various sizes and shapes to fit your package.
• You can also use a USPS-approved shipping software or app to create and print your label.

Priority Mail Label Types

• Priority Mail: 1-3 business days
• Priority Mail Express: 1-2 business days
• Priority Mail Regional Rate: 2-3 business days (for packages weighing 1-70 lbs)

Priority Mail Label Costs

• Priority Mail: $7.50-$24.50 (depending on weight and distance)
• Priority Mail Express: $25.50-$44.50 (depending on weight and distance)
• Priority Mail Regional Rate: $6.95-$14.95 (depending on weight and distance)

Note: Prices are subject to change, so it's always best to check the USPS website for the most up-to-date pricing information.