How do I download my eBay orders as a CSV?

In Seller Hub, open Orders, choose Download report and pick your orders awaiting shipment. eBay sends a CSV file with one row per item and the Ship To address for each order.

Can I print the eBay file on #10 envelopes or Avery 5160 labels?

Yes. Drop the eBay CSV on tcgspeedshipper.com and pick #10 Envelope, Avery 5160 (30 per sheet), 4x6 thermal or a plain-paper layout. These are address labels; postage is bought separately.

What about eBay Standard Envelope orders?

Print those labels in eBay itself: the Standard Envelope label comes from eBay and carries its own barcode. Use the orders report for the rest of the batch, like stamped envelopes.

Is my buyers' information uploaded?

No. The file is read in your browser and the labels are made on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you buy postage, which sends that order's address to the label provider.

Print eBay Shipping Addresses From the Orders Report (Free)

Selling cards on eBay and still copying addresses onto envelopes? eBay's orders report has every Ship To address in it. Here's how to turn it into envelopes or label sheets in a minute.

The short answer

In eBay Seller Hub, open Orders, choose Download report and pick your orders awaiting shipment (CSV).
Drop the file on tcgspeedshipper.com. It shows "eBay" next to the order count.
Pick a format: #10 Envelope, Avery 5160 (30 per sheet), 4x6 thermal or plain 8.5x11.
Download the PDF and print at 100% (actual size).

Which eBay orders this is for

Card orders on eBay ship three ways, and only two of them need you to print an address:

eBay Standard Envelope: eBay's own label with its own barcode, for cards and other flat items under $20. Print those in eBay. See eBay Standard Envelope for trading cards.
Stamped envelopes: print the buyer's address straight onto a #10 envelope or an Avery sheet, add stamps, done.
Tracked packages bought somewhere else: the address label prints here; the postage label comes from your carrier.

What the reader handles for you

eBay's download isn't a tidy table, and the page knows that:

The first line of eBay's file is blank and the column titles sit on line 2. The page finds them.
eBay ends the file with lines like "2 record(s) downloaded" and "Seller ID". Those are skipped, never printed as an order.
An order with several items comes out as one label, not one per item.
Columns are found by their titles, so a new or renamed eBay column doesn't break it.

The file is read in your browser. Buyer addresses aren't uploaded to us.

Selling on TCGplayer too?

Drop TCGplayer's Export Shipping file the same way. Two things only work with TCGplayer's own file: the tracking upload that marks your batch shipped on TCGplayer, and TCGplayer's free tracked packing slips. Whatnot or any other spreadsheet works too: if the page can't read a file, you match the name and address columns once and it remembers them.

Print settings that matter

Print at 100% / Actual size, never "Fit to page", or Avery sheets drift off the labels.
For #10 envelopes, feed one and print a test first; most printers want the flap on a particular side.
On a 4x6 thermal printer, set the paper size to 4x6 with no margins.

Got a stack of eBay orders? Drop the report and print envelopes, Avery sheets or 4x6 labels. Free for 15 labels a month, no account.

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TCG Speed Shipper is independent and not affiliated with eBay. eBay can change its reports and services; check Seller Hub for the current options.