WeLiu Printable Transparent Sticker Paper, Premium Clear Sticker Paper 8.5" x 11" (25 Sheets) - Clear Full Sheet Labels for Inkjet Printers

Very good quality.

Works well! Prints clear and I was able to make a bunch of my own stickers for my hobonichi planner.

I needed a protective layer for printed shipping labels. These have the proper thickness and clarity. They are easily cut with a paper trimmer, and the backing is easy to peel off.

First time using clear sticker paper. Will purchase again. No issues on sheet feed with any printer I used, Canon Pixma, Epson Workforce, or HP all in one. Ink adhered very well, no smearing after dried. Cut sizes down to 1" off-set, came off backing cleanly, very good adhesion. The paper is glossy, so as I discovered, Recalibrating your Cricut before using for Print then Cut is a must. After printing and ink is dry, placing matte, clear, tape over the black registration box before cutting. The glossy paper often causes a Cut error for your machine, as the "eye" needs to read the black box outline for the cut and cannot, so the tape fixes that. Happy crafting.

Best Avery alternative I've found so far. Prints well, no jams so far (about 5-6 pages printed at this point, no issues yet). Takes colors nicely; if you want to write on the stickers after printing, even a gel pen will dry in a couple of minutes. Not repositionable, if that's something you're looking for - this stuff STICKS, but that means it fits pretty seamlessly into my journal. I use a Hobonichi Cousin Avec; unlike some other printable sticker paper, this fits smoothly onto the Tomoe River pages, so if you use Sterling Ink, Stalogy, or similar this should work well for those. Just fine on "regular" notebook/printer paper, too.

Works great on craft projects

At first, I was highly optimistic about this sticker paper: it was so shiny! And so thick! After using it, however, I realized the shiny and thick paper is absolutely TERRIBLE for printing! The first page that I printed surprised me by how wet the ink was and how blurry it printed. I smeared that sheet like crazy as I kept checking to see if the ink was dry YET. I adjusted my printer settings (I have an Epson Ecotank inkjet) to “ultra glossy” and as the second sheet of stickers came out, things seemed better. I very gingerly set the page aside to dry. (This ultimately took HOURS, if not overnight, to fully dry.) This page was larger, full color stickers. I then printed a third sheet on the same settings, and set it aside to dry. Hours later, the ink has run and bled like crazy. Text went from blurry to illegible. The smaller stickers look like watercolor impressionistic images of… something?? The larger stickers didn’t bleed too badly - the ink could only bleed on the edges, so within a larger image it looked OK, maybe… if I didn’t mind the bleeding from the edges, that is. The sad thing is, I had printed a few sticker sheets on Avery clear sticker paper a few days earlier before running out, and the comparison between the two products was laughable. Avery might not have the shiniest “glossy” sticker paper, but the colors and text print bold and crisp… unfortunately this “sticker” paper I bought as a replacement is literally garbage. I’ll go back to the name brand stuff.

Pay attention to the details - this product is very glossy and did not work for my printing project. Also pay attention to what type of printer it is applicable to - this is for inkjet and NOT laser printers. I ruined most of the package of labels by not paying attention. Won't make that mistake again.

Good one