Supplement Facts

Supplement Facts label generator

Generate a Supplement Facts panel to 21 CFR 101.36: correct nutrient order, %DV footnotes, and dietary-ingredient rules — with adult, children’s, infant, and pregnant/lactating variants, plus EU, UK, and Canada NHP formats.

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Supplement Facts is not Nutrition Facts

Supplements are labeled under 21 CFR 101.36, not the food rule. The differences are exactly where a food-label tool goes wrong: the panel is titled "Supplement Facts", dietary ingredients without Daily Values sit below a heavy bar with a dagger footnote, source ingredients can appear in parentheses, zero-amount nutrients are omitted instead of shown as 0, and parts of the panel the food rule fixes are flexible here. The generator applies § 101.36 rules by default the moment you pick a supplement format — read the full rule breakdown on the US Supplement Facts reference.

Dietary ingredients below the line, per § 101.36.

Nine US variants, four markets

Adult, children under 4, infant, pregnant and lactating, AM/PM multi-panel and more — every US Supplement Facts variant the rule recognizes, each with the right Daily Value table for its population. Selling beyond the US? Switch the same product to the EU food-supplement format, the UK format, or Canada's NHP Product Facts table (reference).

Proprietary blends, botanicals with plant part and extract ratio, and "Contains" allergen lines are all supported — with the free %DV calculator when you want to check a value by hand.

Canva vs a compliance tool

Thousands of supplement founders search for a Canva Supplement Facts template every month. Canva is excellent at packaging design — and structurally unable to produce a compliant panel, because compliance lives in the math, not the drawing: nutrient order, unit conversions (mcg DFE, mg NE, RAE), %DV against the correct population's Daily Values, rounding rules, and which rows may be omitted. A template can't recalculate when your formula changes; a generator does.

The practical workflow: generate the compliant panel here, export it as SVG or PDF, and place that file into your Canva or Illustrator packaging artwork. Design stays in your design tool; regulation stays in a regulatory engine.

Supplement Facts FAQ

Is the Supplement Facts generator free? Yes to start — build and export a complete panel with no signup and no watermark.

Which regulation does it follow? US panels follow 21 CFR 101.36, with the FDA's current Daily Values for each population variant. EU, UK, and Canada formats follow their own rules.

Can it handle proprietary blends? Yes — blends list total blend weight with components in descending order, per the rule.

What's the difference from a Nutrition Facts label? Different title, different nutrient rules, dagger footnotes for ingredients without Daily Values, and omission of zero nutrients. If you sell food, use the food label maker instead.

Generate your Supplement Facts panel

Free to start. Enter serving size and ingredients; the panel formats itself to § 101.36.

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