Avery Full Sheet Printable Shipping Labels, 8.5" x 11", Matte Clear, Inkjet, Create Custom Labels Using Scissors or Electronic Cutting Machines, 25 Total (8665)

I make stickers for hand made vintage journals and for decorating my wide margin Bibles. Most sticker paper is glossy which does not lend itself to a vintage esthetic imo, so I appreciate these non glossy transparent whole sheet label pages by Avery. They work beautifully for use on Bible paper due to the transparency and lack of glossy finish. The Avery labels take ink well and the colors turn out pretty. I have bought these labels over and over many times…..an excellent product but expensive.

Great staying power, so be careful when placing down on your paper, it will not move. Love the matte finish and works perfectly in a laser printer. It surprisingly takes color well. Definitely opened up a whole new boat of ideas. You can use highlighters, markers, and gel pens over it, it does not bleed. The only complaint I have is the toner not taking where the cut backing is at. Not mad at it tho. If you finesse your layout placement, you can fit a lot in one sheet.

These work great for what I needed them for. For work I have to fill out Log Cards for helicopter engines and sometimes there is a lot of stuff that needs to be filled out on each particular card. The cards have basically cells made up of vertical and horizontal boxes, so to fill them out and make it look really clean and neat, I would have to load them up into an old school typewriter and type everything on each individual card. This took a lot of time between the typing and the aligning the head with the blocks. With these clear labels I can type everything up in a template that I made using Excel, and then print it all off on these. Then I can stick them to the cards and the boxes are already there, just have to align the label and then I am good to go. Definitely a great way to add text or pictures to different media and retain the original format of the media. Just a side note, these are not truly clear, they are more lightly translucent. They appear pretty transparent though once they are stuck on, with a very slight white haze. It isn't a big deal for me, but for some it may so just test it on the surface to see if it will suit your needs.

These print well and backing peels off easily compared to other brands I've tried.

This was exactly what I was looking for to basically print my own stickers. Perfect! Printing on it was easy and the ink dried quickly. Color ink was vibrant on it and it was true to size - 8.5 by 11.

Update!!!!!!!I FOUND INKJET C-L-E-A-R STICKER PAPER! Go to a store on Amazon called "laserinkjetlabels.com" THIS manufacturer has really "clear" labels AND they render color beautifully. The paper is 1.00 per sheet- pretty pricey- but I buy 150 sheets at a time so it's less. The only "problem" with THESE labels is that the printing side vs. backing is difficult to tell apart. AND this company ships in a plain large envelope with no cardboard pack and no extra packing material and the corners can get mushed. I use this paper to print color photo quality envelope seals on an inkjet printer. The actual "paper" renders a beautiful image that is virtually identical in color and value to a matte paper photo print. The "paper" is a "frosty matte" vellum- it is NOT "CLEAR" as indicated on the box. I trim the rectangular stickers so this isn't a big issue. What is more of an issue is that the "paper" is very, very thin and some people inadvertently tear or rip the picture when peeling the backing off and some people even complain that they can't get the backing off. My stickers are large- about 2 inches x 2 1/4 inches. Occasionally the BACKING paper will peel back and stick to another sticker or the envelope the seals are stored in. Also, there is the remote but serious possibility that the backing could start peeling off IN THE PRINTER. This happened a few years ago and my printer was ruined! So since then I tape the 2 peeling breaks with Scotch tape just in case. And lastly, you might want to know that an INKJET address or picture printed on this label is NOT water-resistant. And NOT "permanent"! If you use these as envelope seals or on an object that can get damp or wet- forget it! The ink will bleed. It will also FADE in the sun. I coat the sheets before I cut them with an acrylic spray. But honestly, it only helps a TINY bit. DON'T use this paper for labels for craft projects that you might display for a period of time. outdoors or near a window in a store. Don't use for food product labels! If you need a "permanent", water-resistant label or stickers you'll need to have them printed on a laser printer or at a printing shop on "weatherproof" label paper. This can cost you 1.00 per sheet as opposed to 25 cents for these Avery label sheets. I WISH Avery would make labels like this that are slightly thicker and crystal clear. There are other companies that make a DYI label paper that is actually "clear" but it is only for laser "dry toner" printing NOT "inkjet" or "wet ink" printing.

Excellent bubble-free adhesion and matte surface.

i LOVE these labels! They print very well and I love the matte finish. They don't smudge and are extremely easy to use. I actually have been using them to make stickers for my junk journal, so they are very versatile. High quality, not too thin and adhere very well to most surfaces. This is why I have ordered these many times. :)

Great product works really well.

L'encre tient mal sur le film après impression et nécessite une couche de vernis pour être fixé (difficile a appliqué vu qu'il ne faut surtout pas toucher la partie imprimé) Format un peu réduit par rapport au A4 (attention donc au tronquage de l'image) Il reste la marque du trait en diagonal de la découpe du film a retiré se qui donne vraiment une finition amateur Le film ternit légèrement les couleurs et les brillances Ce film est bien pour du travaille de Gros mais pas de la précision et du détail.

very high quality

Easy to work with for the protection that's needed

no es transparente cristal, es mas bien como papel cebolla o albanene, adhere bien, se decolora muy rapido bajo el sol, tine las siguintes perdidas en tonos CMYK, C3%, M12%, Y22%, K2%,