FREE Supplement Facts Label Generator
Designed for supplement manufacturers, private label brands, and contract packagers – generate FDA-compliant Supplement Facts panels.
Create A Free Supplement Facts Label Using Our Template & Generator
*Disclaimer: This template is designed for convenience. Users are responsible for supplement label verification.
Supplement Facts
Serving Size
Serving Per Container
Amount per
serving
% Daily
Value
Calories
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet
† Daily Value not established
Other Ingredients:
Contains:
Supplement Facts
Serving Size
Serving Per Container
Amount per
serving
% Daily
Value
Calories
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet
† Daily Value not established
Other Ingredients:
Contains:
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Supplement Labels Built Around FDA Standards
This supplement facts label template is designed to align with FDA dietary supplement labeling requirements and supports vitamins & minerals, herbal extracts, amino acids, probiotics, and proprietary blends
Automatic Daily Value Percentages
Calculates %DV based on current FDA reference values.
Proper Supplement Facts Formatting
Correct font hierarchy, hairline rules, and nutrient ordering.
Proprietary Blend Compliance
Total blend weight with ingredients listed by predominance.
Allergen Declarations
All nine major FDA-recognized allergens plus facility statements.
Requirements Over Time for Labeling Dietary Supplements
Understanding how dietary supplement labeling regulations have evolved helps brands stay ahead of compliance requirements. Here are the key milestones every supplement manufacturer should know.
1994 - DSHEA Signed Into Law
The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act established a distinct regulatory framework for dietary supplements, separating them from conventional food and drug regulations.
1997 - Supplement Facts Panel Finalized
The FDA finalized rules requiring a dedicated Supplement Facts panel for dietary supplements — distinct from the Nutrition Facts panel used on conventional foods.
1999 - Regulatory Compliance Deadline
All dietary supplement manufacturers were required to use the new Supplement Facts format on product labels.
2007 - Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)
The FDA established cGMP regulations under 21 CFR Part 111, setting quality standards for how supplements are manufactured, packaged, and stored.
2016 - Updated Daily Values Announced
The FDA published updated Reference Daily Intake values for vitamins and minerals, reflecting the latest nutritional science.
2020 - New Daily Values Enforced
Updated Daily Value percentages became mandatory on all supplement labels. Products using the old values were considered non-compliant.
2023 - Sesame Added as Major Allergen
The FASTER Act took effect, requiring sesame to be declared as the ninth major allergen on food and supplement labels.
Frequently asked questions
A compliant Supplement Facts panel should show:
- The serving size and, when required, servings per container.
- Each dietary ingredient and its amount per serving.
- The percentage Daily Value for dietary ingredients with an established Daily Value.
- An appropriate symbol and footnote for dietary ingredients without an established Daily Value.
- The total weight and ingredient ordering for any proprietary blends.
The wider packaging may also need a statement of identity, net quantity, Other Ingredients list, allergen declarations, and the name and address of the responsible business. Because requirements vary by formula and container, complete a final label review before you print or sell the product.
Read our complete guide to Supplement Facts labeling requirements.
Nutrition Facts are generally used for conventional foods and drinks, while Supplement Facts are used for products classified and marketed as dietary supplements. Classification depends on the product’s intended use and presentation—not simply its ingredients. For example, a powder, tea or bar could be sold as either a conventional food or a dietary supplement.
Nutrition labels for food products commonly declare serving size, servings per container, calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, carbohydrates, sugars, protein, vitamins and minerals. Food businesses should confirm the correct label type before creating their nutrition packaging.
A Supplement Facts generator can help you organize serving information, nutrient quantities, Daily Values and the layout of the facts panel. However, the resulting label is only as accurate as the formula, units and serving data entered into the tool.
Before using the panel for packaging, verify the daily value calculations, servings, ingredient amounts and applicable rounding rules. Dietary ingredients without an established Daily Value must be presented differently from vitamins and minerals that have one. These checks are important when creating FDA-compliant labels for commercial use.
See our explanation of FDA rounding rules for supplement labels.
Dietary ingredients belong in the Supplement Facts panel with their amounts per serving and Daily Values where established. Ingredients such as fillers, binders, flavors and other excipients normally appear in the Other Ingredients list unless they are appropriately identified as sources within the facts panel.
For proprietary blends, the panel generally declares the blend’s total weight and lists its dietary ingredients in descending order by weight. Allergen declarations must also identify any applicable major food allergens. Labeling tools with proprietary blend support can save time, but ingredient ordering and allergen information should still be checked carefully.
Review the FDA allergen statement requirements in our related resource
Before you print labels or apply them to bottles and other packaging, review:
- Product classification and the selected label type.
- Serving size, servings per container and total weight.
- Dietary ingredients, Other Ingredients and ingredient ordering.
- Daily Values, units and FDA rounding rules.
- Allergen declarations and dietary claims.
- Required business details, type sizes and panel formatting.
- Whether the final design fits the physical packaging.
The free label generator can create a useful starting point, but ensuring compliance requires a review of the complete package—not only the facts panel. For additional support, request an expert review of the supplement label.