Pioneer PCR-1 Photo Corners Self Adhesive, Clear, 250-Pack,Multicolor

I bought these to mount a photo inside a floating frame and I'm super pleased with the result. You have to look very, very closely to see even a hint of these clear photo corners.Because they are so smooth to protect the photos, they don't really grip the corners, so it can be fiddly getting them to stay in just the right place while you set the photo. For my glass floating frame, I used a wet erase marker on the outside of the back piece of glass to mark where I wanted the photo to align, then I slid the photo corners into the little mounts (leave it on the tape roll, open the pocket with your fingernail or something to make sure it won't catch the layers of your photo, slide the corner of the photo into place, then pop the mount off the tape backing) - I first did a bottom corner, held it in place along the edge with a finger while I did the other bottom corner, then lined up the photo and placed it on the frame glass (I didn't do the top corners). The mounts stuck really well and look great.I would definitely recommend these to other people for a similar project.

These photo corners are excellent to use with anything under 8.5"x11". They are exceptionally useful for 4x6 photos. I use these photo corners to attach artwork or a picture to the backing board of my frame. This allows for a secure fit in the frame. At the same time it allows for easy extraction of the artwork or the photo with zero damage, since nothing is actually sticking to it.Each photo corner is a 1/2"x1/2"x3/4" triangle. Again this a bit small for any artwork over 8.5"x11".For bigger artwork or photo prints I use: Lineco Self-Adhesive Polypropylene Mounting Corners - 1.25" Clear (256/Pkg.) Full ViewPros:*Acid free*Stick well*Easy to installCons:*NoneAdditional Considerations:Overall: 5/5 stars (>=.5 rounds up, <.5 rounds down) => 5 starsIf you have any further questions regarding the product in my review please leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

These are great for adding old pictures to scrapbooks. They do not remove easily so make sure it is positioned where you want it the first time!

I've had trouble in the past with photo corners coming loose; I have not had this problem with these. I even had to peel off and re-position a few of them and they did not lose any stickum in the process. One problem I did have was that they can be a bit carelessly cut - some corners are deeper than others. Not an issue for crisp photos or documents, but I had some old photographs and papers with worn or uneven corners and the inconsistency became an issue there. But I was happy enough with this product that when I realized I had more stuff to archive than I had scrapbook pages or corners, I happily re-ordered and would do it again.

I used these photo corners to create a memory book containing photos, cards, invitations and speeches - the corners were perfect to handle any dimensions!

These are basically as advertised/described- clear photo corners designed for invisibly mounting photos on paper. I actually purchased them to mount small illustrations and paintings in a presentation binder- I wanted a way to center the artwork on each page without applying anything to the drawing/watercolor itself. I wanted the artwork to stay put but also have the ability to remove it when necessary.These photo corners are mostly invisible when applied correctly, but getting them applied is kind of a pain. Because the corners are so small, the photos/paper don't stay anchored in very securely. And because of the design of the corners, not every corner fits "squarely" so from time to time you'll get one corner that wants to sit askew.I was a little concerned about the application- I sort of assumed that the photo corners would just be floating around in the box. But they are actually on a long roll of wax paper backing, so application is easy- just insert the corner of the photo into the photo corner and lift off the backing. If done right, you can just press the photo onto the page you want it adhered on, and presto! - it's stuck. But the corners like to fall off as you go around each corner, which is kind of a pain.All in all, they do the job. But when they run out, I'm going to try another brand.

Scrapbook.

The first time I tried to use these I was in a hurry - You can not use these in a hurry! Especially when you are attempting to use them for the first time. They fall off. They stick to your fingers. They stick where you didn't intend. I had to abandon them and resort to tape. The second time, I took my time, tried different methods, found one that worked for me. Now I really like them and have ordered more. They are practically invisible and hold well. Just be patient.