Inkjet Transparency Film 8.5 x 11, 30 Sheets, OHP Film for Printers | Quick-dry clear film for dye ink printers, screen printing, overhead projectors, crafts, and DIY. Not for laser printers.

I have tried a couple of brands and this is by far my favorite brand. It is easy to see which side goes into my printer to make sure that I get a perfect print every time. For me I put the rounded corner to the bottom right side when feeding it into my Epson eco tank printer. The other brands I tried were impossible to figure out which side to print on. This brand dries super fast and once it is dry it is not going to smear. It is so easy to use and at a very affordable price.

This product is AMAZING! I have found several uses from forms I wanted to be a dry erase version, calendar layers for everyone’s busy schedules and at work I made scoring guides which has been a game changer! I’ve made door signs, forms, calendars, schedules etc. you can’t go wrong at this price and all the things you can do with it. Easy to use, they tell you which side to print on to assure you get the best quality print job. One side is smooth the other is somewhat textured but you can’t visually tell. The ink dries quickly, seconds really and the print quality is superb! You will not be disappointed

These are perfect for my use. I'm an artist who makes translucent suncatchers and bookmarks. I'm printing on two different printers, one with pigment and one with dye inks with no issues. My print setting is to the highest gloss and best print quality. I'm printing with Epson printers ET-8550 and ST-C8000 with no issues whatsoever. The colors are bright and beautiful! No smearing. After drying for about 1 hour I put the transparency in 3 mil laminating pouches and laminate at the 3 mil setting without any degradation to the transparency or any warping. I had a hard time finding info about this method so I thought others might like to know here.

Satisfied

Work great unfortunately my injet is not exactly permanent it quickly smeared off the transparencies. But the transparencies are just as described they work good

Not as printable as I thought and there’s no instructions which side best to use. Tried both sides and ink rubbing off.

This was very useful forty years ago, when such acetate sheets were vital for exhibits for meetings. Now they are less indispensable. Happily they work just as well today, not only in laser printers, but also in color inkjet printers, and they are useful and economical for craft projects. I recommend this product for whenever you need such a transparency. Possible uses are limited only by your imagination. I unhesitatingly gave it five stars. Appearance of the finished project, durability, clarity, drying time, and ease of use. All superb.

Important note: a lot of people in these reviews complaining about ink smearing are printing on the wrong side of the transparency sheet. The instructions tell you that the notched corner should go in the bottom right for printing - this is NOT accurate for all printers. My printer prints on the opposite side of the printer paper, so I ended up having to load them upside down to print on the correct/sticky side. To find out what side your printer prints on, I’d recommend making a mark on a test piece of printer paper and running it through to see which side the mark comes out on. If you’re using the sticky side, the ink dries quickly and the edges are very clean. These are a great value per sheet. My logo printed accurately and was clear on a textured wall even when blown up to several times its size. I bought these transparency sheets to make a DIY projector for tracing a felt flag with a cardboard box and my phone’s flashlight. These worked like a CHARM. For $7 and some felt, I created a flag that was upwards of $100 to custom order. (DIY projector, flag in progress, and finished flag photos attached.)

Good

Works well, I let dry overnight before touching just be sure but prints really nicely.

EXCELLENT QUALITY!!! GREAT PRICE:)!!! Will buy again!!!

Love the product

Once I figured out how to get it to work, it turned out pretty well. I use an Epson ET-2850, which doesn't recognize transparencies, and needs a specific paper setting. 1. Tape the transparency to a piece of white paper. 2. Print on Premium Matte setting, both on computer and printer. You can see the bottom row of wings that just looked purple, because glossy photo settings don't use black.