Create a template or page in the image editor measuring six and a quarter inches by three and a quarter inches rectangle. This is the measurement of a standard pop can label.
Imitate the standard pop can label design to create your own; this uses two identical labels side-by-side, each taking up a third of the width of the label. Use the remaining third of the label for additional information.
Add a "nutrition facts" label to the pop can design from an online source (see Resources) or scan in your own from a a food item in your home. Supply a UPC symbol in the same way. Place these items in the remaining third of your can label design.
Print the label with high quality settings on a sheet of glossy paper.
Cut out the pop can label using a craft knife on a self-healing mat or cutting board, or use a paper cutter.
Lay the label upside down on a sheet of newspaper. Position the cutting board or mat beneath this to give you a hard surface, or work on an area like a kitchen floor.
Spray the underside of the label with spray adhesive. Coat every inch to ensure that the entire label sticks even.
Locate the vertical seam on the side of the can of pop. This is usually on the opposite side from the logo portion, near the nutrition facts.
Line up the seam line with the edge of the glue-coated label. Carefully roll the can of pop over the label, causing the adhesive to stick to the can and secure the label in place.