Exhibit Tab Label Generator
Build a clean exhibit list in seconds — Exhibit 1–100, A–Z, Roman numerals, or party prefixes like PX-1 / DX-1. Copy it and paste it straight into your custom exhibit tabs. Free from the shop that's die-cut index tabs in the USA since 1993.
Now paste this straight into the Tabzoola designer: open Paste a list… under Tab Text, drop it in, and every label lands on its own tab in order. Then pick your cut, colors, and finishing.
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Related: free printable exhibit tab templates, trial exhibit numbering guide, numbered index tabs.
Exhibit numbering questions
How are trial exhibits usually numbered?
It depends on your court's local rules, the judge's standing order, or the pretrial order — there is no single national standard. Common patterns are: numbers for one party and letters for the other (plaintiff 1–99, defense A–Z) so ranges never collide; straight numbers with a party prefix such as PX-1, DX-1, and JX-1 for joint exhibits; and sequential numbering that continues across volumes (volume two starts at Exhibit 101, not back at 1). This generator produces any of these.
How do I get these labels onto printed tabs?
Generate your list here, click Copy, then open the Tabzoola tab designer and choose “Paste a list.” Each label lands on its own tab in order — no retyping. From there you pick the tab cut, colors, Mylar reinforcement, and collation, and approve a free PDF proof before anything prints.
Can I continue numbering across multiple binders or volumes?
Yes. Set “Start at” to the number where your previous volume left off — for example start at 101 for the second volume of a large exhibit set — and the sequence continues from there.
How many exhibit tabs can I order?
Any quantity from the 25-set minimum up to 500+ tabs per set and multiple sets. Trial teams typically order several identical collated sets — for the judge, the witness stand, the clerk, opposing counsel, and your own table — so everyone works from the same tabbed binder.