TransOurDreamIron on Heat Transfer Paper for Dark T Shirts (20 Sheets 8.5x11", Dark 3.0) Printable HTV Heat Transfer Vinyl for Inkjet & Laserjet Printer Iron On transfers for T Shirts (TRANS-D3-20)

Not only does it not print onto the page, it also carries over across the page and then onto any regular paper being printed after for at least 2 more pages. This is just a complete waste of time and money. I had transfer paper back in the 90s that worked substantially better than this. You'd think after the technology has been present for 30 years this wouldn't be so bad.

Great product to work with and colour is wonderful.

I printed one sheet, one time on one printer (HP Laser jet Pro MFP M477) so maybe not indicative of other printers but i think the M477 is pretty mainstream. I almost returned this but saw that I misread the instructions. Plain paper setting is for Ink Jet, user label printer setting for Laser.Using the plain paper setting, the toner did not adhere. Notice the smearing and ghosting in the picture. I rubbed my finger across the bottom three lines where you see the smearing. Not apparent in the picture but the top two lines are also light.Setting paper type to label seems to have resolved the issue. See second photo.

I'm still trying to figure out why this is "for dark T shirts." You can quite literally see the white transfer paper you do not cut away. So let's say you want to put red letters on your black T shirt. Say, a sentence like, "This is my T shirt". You'd have to cut out every letter separately. If you just cut around the sentence, you'll get red letters on a white background on a black T shirt. I wanted to put a light blue logo on a black T shirt. Literally impossible unless I cut out all of the white paper. If it were, say, a peace sign, you'd have to cut out the circle and the sections within the sign. I'm not bad with a pair of scissors, but, man, you have to cut perfectly because it will show every imperfection in your cut. I decided I had to use a white T shirt for the logo and even then the white transfer paper doesn't blend. Every cut is obvious. So unless you're printing things that can be easily cut out, you're in trouble. I don't get it.

I love these sheets. I printed a bunch of my logos out, cut them on my Cricut, then pressed them on some canvas bags. One thing to note - when printing with a laser printer, use the label setting (change your paper type to labels). I learned this from another review (thanks)! Printed perfectly. Be careful weeding, as the material is very thin. But once you do one, its' easy peasy! It pressed perfectly with my heat press (follow instructions). Wonderful, wonderful product. It's the only one I found where I could use a laser printer. Who used inkjet anymore?!! Thank you for making this product!