Reprint Envelopes

Stamps.com allows you to reprint an envelope if there is an issue with printing. For example, the printer runs out of ink, or you chose the wrong printer. On the Print page or from the History tab, you can click the Reprint option to retry the print without being charged for postage again.

Print a Sample Envelope

If this is your first time printing an envelope, we recommend Printing a Sample Envelope to ensure your printer is properly configured.

To reprint an envelope:

Reprint From History

You can also reprint shipping labels from the History tab when using the Stamps.com Online app if your account is on a subscription plan that supports this feature.

Subscription Plan Requirement

This feature is only available on certain subscription plans.

If you cannot access it, visit our pricing page to compare plans. To upgrade your plan, see Change Your Account Service Plan.

Reprint Timeframes

When reprinting from the History tab, each Stamps.com carrier has a specific window for processing reprints. Please review the table below to ensure you are within the reprint timeframe window for your carrier.

Carrier

Reprint Window

USPS

24 hours | Each label may be reprinted up to 3 times.

UPS

90 days

FedEx

Reprint requests can be made within 12 hours of the original print or until 11:59:59 PM of the print date.

DHL

90 days

All other carriers

90 days

Note

Once the reprint window for your carrier has expired, you will no longer be able to request a reprint. To submit a refund for your print, see Request a Label Refund.

To reprint from the History tab:

  1. For Stamps Online version:

    For Stamps PC version:

  2. Select the print you want to reprint and click Reprint.

    History tab. Boxes highlight the Order selected and the Reprint button
  3. Click Reprint in the Reprint Label window.

    Reprint Label popup. A box highlights the Reprint button.
  4. Select the correct printer and paper tray, then click Print in the Reprint Postage window.

    Reprint Label. Print preview popup. A box highlights the print button

This will send the label to your printer to print again.

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