2 Inch Round Labels for Inkjet or Laser Printer - Matte White Printable Stickers from NextDayLabels, Custom Label Printer Stickers for Jars Or Product Label, 500 Circle Sticker Labels, 25 Pages

Perfect size and quality!

I have been using these labels for a long time and always satisfied.

These Round Labels are great for doing your own Labels.

I have used these on the back of my sugar cookies using the cricut app to create the right sizing and template, unfortunately the on provided does not work very well. Besides that, these are a great cost friendly option

I'm very frustrated with the fact that I have to reactivate my account to design and print these labels so often. I bought 4 different large boxes of labels from this company not knowing this. I will not be purchasing from this company again as it is a huge waste of my time to deal with this regularly. For the love of all that is holy, just make the account free for everyone! In the long run you would save a lot of time for everyone and you would pay a lot less for customer service employees....and sell more labels.

Great deals and quality

I gave it a 3 because the stickers themselves seem to be good quality and I like that there are 25 on the page. It's a three though because I thought I could steal an Avery template and be able to make it work and none of them match so I had to create my own and I could not for the life of me get them to line up. I made my logos smaller to make them fit wherever they may land and it turned out fine but not a great customer experience on that end.

Work well in printer. Size is perfect for my need.

They are perfect for what I needed them for. Exactly as they are described.

My design is was very tight to the 2" decal size. Anything off would be noticeable. I fully expected issue in obtaining a good print over the entire page due to the usual issue of printers not being tight enough in the "paper grab". Very good success with this product using default printing settings. Using vector template PDF brought into Illustrator or CorelDRAW to it's own layer, drawing objects on another layer snapped to center of template circles. Turn off printing of template layer and print with "Scale to page size" NOT CHECKED (or "Fit to Page" NOT CHECKED). Checking fit to page will alter your scale wrong to what it see's as the printable area. Test print to paper first and hold up to a lighted window with a unprinted label to check out print to decal cut alignment before doing a final print.

So I loved that it was cheaper than most labels - I originally downloaded the PDF because I was making labels in Illustrator - I aligned the labels to the page - when I went to print it did not print properly at all. I then read the comments about someone using the Word Document then converted it to a PDF and fitting it to the page - I tried this and it didn't work. I had already wasted 2 sheets and this was for a client and they wanted exactly 500 stickers so I decided to use the actual Word Document to print from and printed on the back of the ones I screwed up already ( oh not to mention ink I wasted) . So when I did this and went to print I went to paper handling and it showed "scale to fit paper size" it worked finally!! Also I was using a Mac for this so it might be different for Windows but incase you have a Mac I highly suggest using this method.

they are ok but not glossy so they make for a dull sticker

Don’t able to center my design for my stickers label, it’s a thin paper, it’s not waterproof and if you made cosmetics maybe think the oil and grease will stain the paper, it’s not a bad paper but the template that I have do not fit with the paper.