Clear Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer - 15 Sheets (8.5" x 11") Translucent Waterproof Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for DIY Personalized Stickers Holds Ink Beautifully & Dries Quickly

This paper is great, I was hesitant because I read in some reviews how the ink smears. I tried it in my printer on plain paper with high quality and unfortunately the ink smeared quite a bit. I changed my printer properties to "photo printing" and "Photo Paper Plus Glossy II" I kept the print quality on high and made sure the page size was "letter". No more smearing, even after sitting for 5 minutes. I even tried digging my nail into the ink and did not smear. There is a hint of fogginess to the sticker but I felt that didn't make a difference.

Works well with toner printer

This paper is good for starters and matches the price, in my opinion. At first, the ink was rubbing off of the vinyl but I found I needed to change the printer settings to "glossy paper" and that fixed the problem for me and the quality of the picture is always great. I use an HP Inkjet.Two things I wish I could change about the product is the stickiness, on the top and bottom. The stickiness after peeling the back off, is not too strong. It's not the type of sticker that can stay on clothes, for example. And if you're going to put it on a clean, hard, smooth surface, you have to do it immediately. If you reposition the sticker even once, even a little bit, it may not be sticky again.There's also a sticky film on top after printing on the paper. I'm not sure if it's the paper or the printer. I found that I could wipe the sticker with a damp rag and it's no longer sticky. The color would even be brighter, but the color would bleed off the sticker a bit because of the wiping.Overall, I think this is a nice option for starters.

Hey, for anyone else who bought without checking, this stuff is transparent! It is see-through! It would be good for bold/dark colors that are going on light backgrounds. It does not work for what I needed it for, but I'm very impressed by the quality and will find other uses for it!I love how glossy it is! It has also stood up wonderfully to a primitive/cursory waterproof test (i.e. licking - I do not recommend this method). It also sticks to smooth, laser-cut wood (pictured), as evidenced by the fact that I cannot remove the stickers from that phone holder now.

I love that this sticker vinyl is waterproof and prints with an inkjet printer. The ink does not smear at all even with printing at very high resolution. I have had very good results, but be aware that you should use printer settings for the highest gloss photo paper and increase the saturation to 100% to get vibrant color reproduction. I have an Epson Stylus R300 Photo Printer. To get the best results, I increased both the contrast and saturation to +25 (100%) and upped the brightness to +10 and the "Gamma" to 1.8 with Adobe RGB color control. Also, be alert that vinyl sticker paper does not print white, so whatever you stick it on, will show through the areas that are supposed to be white.I like to make decals that go on the inside of the car window. Just be sure to reverse the image before printing for this application.

Personally, I don't review many of my purchases on Amazon, but felt this warranted such. After researching these products and reading countless reviews comparing other brands, such as Avery, I chose this unknown maker. All the comments highly praised the product for its clarity and adhesion factor. My use is for labeling clear, resealable bags, so I desired maximum clarity for revealing the contents inside, but wanted strong adhesion so the bags could bend without the sticker material coming loose. So far, I'm totally happy with my choice and will certainly continue to purchase. With my Epson XP-6000 inkjet set to 'high gloss' with 'fine' print quality and employing Epson brand ink cartridges (not off-brand crap), I'm now producing some extremely high-end looking sticker labels, right from my little home office. The material is fairly thick, so invest in some high-end scissors in the crafts department at your local big-box store, especially if you're cutting circles, as I do. Also, be sure to let sheet sit for 20-45 minutes after printing. Cannot comment on ‘waterproof’ factor, but once dried, the ink is on solidly. If intended for outdoor use, after printed and dry, you might spray with Krylon Crystal Clear Artist Spray. My customers have been super-impressed with my new packaging. Truly, the professional touch I was after!

Like my father, I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed.Hello! Absolute sticker printing newbie. Thinking logically, no DUH inkjet printer ink will not hold on NOTHIN.Just maybe though...maybe don't advertise the product to somehow "hold the ink" because all it held was the idea that ink would stay but the moment water came around, it dropped that ink like a sack of potatoes.The sticker vinyl itself IS waterproof. Neat. Waterproof sticker material that can't hold onto ink. Really neat.I too like very confusing nonsense.Now, for point of reference, I'm using an inkjet, Pixma 200.It prints on super pretty, yes it dries, but that's it. That ink will scratch off and leave a mess behind.(White is my home-printed version, Pink is my manufacturer printed version)Do yourself a favor and go find some clear laminate or spray before or while buying this. It'll save you a few days figuring out what on earth you need to do to protect the ink on your stickers.I still will be using this paper as I liked how the ink actually laid on the paper, but not without a laminate.Re-edited my score to match what I think now after some time with it and options I've used to seal in ink.

Tested it out with a Christmas design , but really I wanna use it for a gift so tested it first but love the results shipping was great and on time thank you .