Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer - (20 Sheets), 8.5 x 11" Letter Size, Glossy White Vinyl Sticker Paper - Water-Resistant, Easy to Use, Perfect for Fun and Creative Projects

It is not 100% transparent, but it is of superior quality, the ink does not smear and the colors look vivid.

After struggling for several hours, I was finally able to figure out how to flip text on my computer to print out verbiage for insertion in the resin guest coasters for my nieces wedding. I am so glad that after all the trouble I had in the design, these pages printed easily with no jams, and perfect picture/text quality and size. And the cost was nice as well. Will definitely buy again if I need them.

A very good proudct.

This stuff works pretty well. I will say it is not 100% clear you can still see the shadow of white around your sticker but I didnt think it was that big of a deal.

Great product, really worked better than I expected I will definitely be purchasing again thanks.

I bought the laser varietal of this paper. First, I wasted at least 4 sheets when the print quality was poor in spite of the quality being fine on paper. Spots and artifacts. I figured out to use a Text quality vs Graphic quality. That helped. Then I wasted at least a dozen sheets mostly due to bubbles that no matter which way I try, I get bubbles (see pic). If I use anything other than a soft cloth to try to get bubbles out, such as a plastic credit card edge, the ink scratches off in spots ruining the letters. I tried the wet trick of a drop of soap and water in a spray and that made a mess that didn't work. The only thing I found that helped protect the lettering was a Matte Clear Coat spray designed to protect pencil drawings. Put that's not designed to take a lot of abuse, and in my case, it's a foot pedal that I'm doubt the coating would last. This is not the same as 3M Vinyl. It is very unforgiving. So for the price, it was certainly a waste of money.

Works great!

i just finished a big art project. i decided to use these labels for one of the components because i couldn't find the size of labels that i wanted. after investing in two packages i had to make them work.labels are very sticky - no room for slightest error - once the label touches the paper (or whatever) thats it. will ruin the paper and/or label if you try to adjust.Ink was not smudge proof. i had to print dark, and the ink absolutely smudged with even minimal handling.purchased Acrylic spray at the suggestion of another reviewer. CRITICAL that you spray outside, using minimal amount of spray as possible, i even closed the door and wore a mask. let the spray dry for approx 30 minutes (this was 30 sheets of labels that had to be treated.)once dry, the ink did adhere , i was able to cut the sheets as needed, and the spray gave the paper some weight/stiffness and it was significantly easier to peel away the backing.was i able to accomplish the project? yes. did the labels adhere as advertised, yes. the ink did smudge if not treated. i learned alot but in the future, i would try to come up with another way of accomplishing my goal. OH, be careful of the bubbles when laying down the label. hard to get out.