Holographic Sticker Paper, Printable Vinyl Sticker Paper for Inkjet Printer - 20 Sheets Waterproof Sticker Decal Label Paper - Adhesive Printer Paper, Letter Size 8.5" х 11"

Holds ink perfectly and doesn't smudge. This paper also makes your stickers look sleek and professional

first time printing stickers at home. they turned out great. i bought about 7 different brands of holographic sticker paper this is by far my favorite

Update - the seller reached out to me and offered a full refund. Great customer service!I believe the batch I received had an issue with the glue. Several of the sheets were stuck together with some weird substance and then after I cut my stickers and began applying them, I realized they weren't sticking very well. Wish I would've noticed sooner so I could've returned it. Oh well...

My daughter wanted this sticker paper to make custom Christmas gift labels. It printed beautifully on our HP printer. We let the stickers dry, and there was no issue with smearing. The labels stuck to the gifts well.

The media could not be loaded. quality control is terrible . Not one sheet of paper was usable . Idk what it is but when I buy more expensive holo sticker paper , they are usually the worst . If you’re reading this and have found a good holo sticker paper pls lmk

This holographic sticker paper is so much fun to create your own stickers with. It works really well, even with an inkjet printer as long as you give whatever you print a little bit of extra time to dry. If you print off multiple pages at once, pull off each page as it finishes and set it aside. This keeps a newly printed page from accidentally smearing any still wet ink on the page below. Because this is thicker than regular plain white printer paper, you might need to use the manual feed option. That's what we usually do since when we've tried to load multiple sheets of sticker paper in the paper tray, it gets jammed. Not worth the frustration or time spent cleaning out jams or sticker residue, so go for the manual feed option or only use one sheet in the paper feed tray at a time. You are going to need a pair of very sharp, small scissors or a sharp Xacto knife and some weeding tools when cutting out your stickers.The stickers you make will NOT be waterproof and ink will rub off. If you want to make them (almost) waterproof and rub-proof, buy a package of sheets of clear stickers to overlay. It's hard to line up a full page of overlay with a full sized page of printed stickers, but if you cut out your sticker around your sticker (just don't do any detail cuts yet!) and then cut out a slightly larger piece of the clear overlay to stick on top of your sticker, it works well so you don't end up with bubbles or creases. Once you have the clear overlay on, THEN do your detail cutting and weeding. Water can still slowly seep in via the cut edges because these won't be 100% waterproof like completely vinyl stickers are, but they hold up pretty well for handwashing as long as you don't soak the cup in water and keep water exposure to a minimum.Sticker that you make are seriously shiny. Keep that in mind when choosing your design. Darker colors show up better. Light colors like pale pastels done in thin lines can be lost because of the background. The 'pixels' and 'ice' options can also make some designs hard to see. If you are making address labels, make sure you use bold, solid black fonts. I've had the post office reject some letters because the return address label was too sparkly/shiny to be read by their machines.I know it sounds like this holographic sticker paper is too much work. I won't lie and say it doesn't need some extra effort, because it really does. But....the end products are worth it if you love stickers in general, love making your own stickers, make and sell your own stickers, etc. You can stick your stickers on magnet sheets and cover with clear sticker overly to make cute magents, even.

I love that this is holographic. The paper prints well and I find that the stickers are very good quality. They adhere well to any item. I placed them on and I really love the holographic. There’s a very good price point for such a cool source of stickers. Would make a great gift for any sticker lover in your life.

So I used these to print some custom logo circle stickers, and they printed beautifully on my Epson eco tank. Then I took them over to my Brother scan and cut and had a lot of issues since the holographic really messes with the scanner for identifying where the printed artwork was. I ended up having to add Registration marks and changing where on the cut mat is was positioned so the machine could pickup the registration marks correctly, then use that to properly cut out the stickers, and even then the material did not play well with my cut settings, so I ended up wasting many sheets to get it right. At the end of the day, this is the nature of this type of paper, so I don’t fault it for being difficult to cut, but just as a word of warning for those that are trying to die cut with this, it’s tricky to say the least. As far as the material goes though, it’s amazing and prints really well! Not the absolute strongest adhesive, but good enough to hold for my purposes.