Free, browser-based tools to generate public notice mailing lists, look up parcel and property data, and print Avery 5160 labels from any CSV. No signup required.
Upload a CSV mailing list, map columns to address fields, preview labels, automatically dedupe addresses, and download a print-ready Avery 5160 PDF—100% free.
Upload parcel polygons (GeoJSON), enter an address, buffer by feet, select parcels within radius, dedupe addresses, and export CSV + Avery 5160 labels.
Connect to any county's ArcGIS Feature Layer and search parcels by APN, address, or owner name. Retrieve property details, zoning, and ownership info.
Bring your existing CSV mailing list or GeoJSON parcel data. Our tools accept standard file formats from county GIS systems and spreadsheet exports.
Map your data columns to address fields, set buffer distances, and preview your labels in real-time. Adjust selections directly on the map.
Download your deduplicated mailing list as CSV or print-ready Avery 5160 PDF. Labels are perfectly formatted for standard label sheets.
Streamline public notice requirements for zoning hearings, variances, and permits.
Generate compliant notification lists for city development applications quickly.
Reach neighbors about local issues with targeted, accurate mailing lists.
Export parcel owner data from GeoJSON to mailing-ready formats in seconds.
No software to install. Works on any device with a modern web browser. Start using our tools immediately without setup or configuration.
Your data never leaves your browser. We don't store, transmit, or analyze the files you upload. Complete privacy and security.
What used to take hours in GIS software now takes minutes. Generate public notice lists 10x faster with automated workflows.
Just visit the site and start working. No registration, no email verification, no passwords to remember. Truly free access.
Our tools automatically remove duplicate addresses, saving postage and ensuring each property owner receives exactly one notice.
Export to Avery 5160 format—the most widely used mailing label in the United States. Compatible with any inkjet or laser printer.
Yes! Our core tools are completely free to use. We offer a generous daily token allowance for PDF generation, which refreshes every 24 hours. There's no signup required, and you can export to CSV unlimited times.
Avery 5160 is the most popular mailing label format in the United States. Each 8.5" × 11" sheet contains 30 labels arranged in a 3×10 grid. Individual labels measure 1" × 2⅝". These labels work with both inkjet and laser printers and are available at any office supply store.
Absolutely. All data processing happens entirely in your browser. Your CSV files and GeoJSON data are never uploaded to our servers. We don't store, analyze, or have any access to the files you work with.
Check your county assessor or GIS department—many offer free parcel downloads. State GIS clearinghouses and services like Regrid.com also provide parcel data. If you have a Shapefile, you can convert it to GeoJSON using mapshaper.org.
Notification requirements vary by jurisdiction. Common distances range from 200 to 500 feet for minor applications, while larger projects may require 1,000 feet or more. Always check your local zoning ordinance or contact your planning department.
Yes, UrbanKit Studio is fully responsive and works on tablets and smartphones. However, for the best experience—especially with the map-based Radius Notice tool—we recommend using a desktop or laptop computer.
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