Dunwell 5x7 Photo Sleeves for 3-Ring Binder, (25 Pack) for 100 Pictures, Each Sheet Holds Four 5 x 7 Pictures or Postcards, Acid-Free Poly Plastic Photo Album Refill Pages

As described

I haven't used them yet but they were what I was looking for. I should have measured the photos I have but it will work and they are easy to use and well made.

I’ve bought these before and it’s a perfect fit and good quality for my pictures. I’ll buy again when needed.

I use a lot of sheet protectors and photo sheet protectors. I have can safely say that I use like these better than photo albums. I use 3 ring binders for my photos because I don’t want my photos to get damaged. These are easy to use and just the right size for the photos. They don’t distort the image. The weight is pretty light. They are very durable and the ring holes are very difficult to rip. They better organizational than traditional photo albums. I have not run into any issues with the photos getting bent. The sheet bends but not were the photos go.

I had this idea, and these album refill pages are just the thing, the idea is to take photos of when I make home made cards for seniors, I write notes on how i made the card, great idea source for when I am stuck on making a card, the photos fit perfectly in the slots and i write what stamp I used, or how it was done. perfect

My wife and I grew up in an age when high-tech meant a rotary dial telephone, so when we think of saving our photo memories high tech means three-ring albums displaying 4 x 6 prints. My wife's album preference is for clear plastic three-ring binder sheets with pockets to hold three 4 x 6 prints each side. Over the years we've spent more than a few bucks on expensive album sheets sold in packages of 10. These Dunwell sleeves are a bargain in a 50-pack, and appear to be as well-made and durable as any others we've tried. If you're stuck in the past like we are, you'll probably appreciate the Dunwell 50-pack, too.