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Supplement Facts Label Generator

Create FDA-style Supplement Facts labels for dietary supplements, or make fun personalized nutrition labels for gifts and parties.

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Supplement Facts vs Nutrition Facts

Supplement Facts labels are used for dietary supplements (vitamins, minerals, herbs). Nutrition Facts labels are used for conventional foods. This tool generates Supplement Facts format.

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Supplement Facts
Serving Size 1 Capsule
Servings Per Container 60
Amount Per Serving   % Daily Value*
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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

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📝 How to Create a Supplement Facts Label

Step 1: Set Serving Information

Choose your serving size (e.g., "1 Capsule" or "2 Tablets") and enter the number of servings per container.

Step 2: Add Ingredients

Select from common vitamins and minerals, or add custom ingredients. The % Daily Value will be calculated automatically for ingredients with established DVs.

Step 3: Adjust Amounts

Edit the amount for each ingredient directly in the list. The label preview will update in real-time.

Step 4: Save Your Label

Use your browser's screenshot tool or right-click the label to save it as an image for use in your designs.

🏷️ Products That Need Supplement Facts Labels

💊Vitamins & Multivitamins
🦴Mineral Supplements
🌿Herbal Products
🥛Protein Powders
🐟Fish Oil / Omega-3
🧬Amino Acids
🍵Botanical Extracts
⚡Energy Supplements
💪Sports Nutrition
🧘Wellness Supplements
🌙Sleep Aids (natural)
🦠Probiotics

⚠️ Important Notice

This tool is for educational and reference purposes. For commercial products, always verify compliance with current FDA regulations (21 CFR 101.36) and consult with a regulatory expert.

💡 Quick Tips

  • Use † for ingredients without established Daily Values
  • List vitamins first, then minerals
  • Include "Other ingredients" below the panel
  • Use bold for nutrient names
  • Keep font size readable (min 6pt)

Frequently Asked Questions

A Supplement Facts label is a required panel on dietary supplement products that lists the serving size, servings per container, and the amount of each dietary ingredient (vitamins, minerals, herbs, etc.) per serving. It also shows the % Daily Value (%DV) to help consumers understand how much of their daily nutrient needs the supplement provides.

Supplement Facts labels are used for dietary supplements (vitamins, minerals, herbs, protein powders), while Nutrition Facts labels are used for conventional foods. Key differences: Supplement Facts can list ingredients without established Daily Values, can include proprietary blends, and must list the plant part source for botanicals. Nutrition Facts must list calories, fats, carbs, and protein.

FDA requires Supplement Facts labels to include: 1) The title 'Supplement Facts' in bold, 2) Serving size and servings per container, 3) Names and quantities of all dietary ingredients, 4) % Daily Value when established, 5) A footnote explaining Daily Value, 6) Other ingredients listed below the panel. Labels must use specific formatting and font sizes as outlined in 21 CFR 101.36.

To calculate % Daily Value: divide the amount of the nutrient in one serving by the Daily Value (DV) for that nutrient, then multiply by 100. For example, if your supplement has 30mg of Vitamin C and the DV is 90mg: (30 ÷ 90) × 100 = 33% DV. If a nutrient doesn't have an established DV, you can use a † symbol and note 'Daily Value not established.'

This generator creates labels for educational and reference purposes. For commercial products, you should verify all information meets current FDA regulations, have your product tested by an accredited laboratory to confirm nutrient amounts, and consult with a regulatory expert to ensure full compliance with labeling laws.

Products that require Supplement Facts labels include: vitamins and minerals, herbal and botanical products, amino acids, enzymes, organ tissues, glandulars, metabolites, extracts, and concentrates. Energy shots, protein powders marketed as supplements, and products making structure/function claims typically need Supplement Facts labels.

💊 Disclaimer: This tool generates labels for educational and reference purposes only. For commercial dietary supplement products, ensure your labels comply with FDA regulations (21 CFR 101.36), verify nutrient amounts through laboratory testing, and consult with a regulatory professional.