Uinkit Inkjet Transparency Film 8.5 x 11, 30 Sheets, OHP Film for Printers

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.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These transparency sheets work really well for my screen-printing projects! They’re a good size for printing designs, and the ink dries quickly without smearing too much. The film is clear enough to see the design easily, which makes it helpful when preparing screens for exposure. I also like that you get 30 sheets in the pack, so there’s plenty to use for multiple projects. Overall, these are a great option for DIY screen printing and other craft projects.

I use this with my Canon pixma TS3722. I’ve been using this “paper” to make templates for sun printing. It literally works perfectly and I’ve had no issues. The insert instructions are so clear and easy to understand. I looked for this exact paper at Staples and it was $50, this is a much better price and the quality is amazing. I would suggest letting the ink dry for a couple minutes after printing before using.

good and easy to use

Edited update - With some instructions from the seller I was able to get this to print with my HP 2800e All-in-one printer! Quality is good, but some more explicit instructions on the packaging to change the paper setting on the printer would have been helpful. I couldn't find a setting for transparency film but was able to get it to print properly with a gloss setting.

Excellent thickness and easily used in many different printers. Use extra caution when removing from printer as ink takes a bit longer to dry but would purchase again

Just what I was looking for, it works perfectly fine, the only thing, because its a clear plastic sheet with a layer of some kind of clear glue in one side to make the ink stay there, you can't really clean it or the ink and the glue will come off, so gotta be really carefull using gloves to not leave any finger prints

Unlike other film I've used, this one has a rounded corner to help identify the printable side. Hold the sheet in portrait orientation, with the rounded corner in the top left. You are then looking at the printable side. On many inkjet printers this side should go facedown in the paper tray, but on some, particularly in manual feed mode, it may need to go faceup. If you don't want to waste a sheet of film, scribble a bit on a sheet of paper and send that through the printer first as a test to see if you have the orientation correct. I only gave it 3 stars as I found out after purchasing it that it isn't compatible with pigment ink printers. Even after sitting under a ceiling fan for an hour, the ink is still wet. It's not runny as what happened when printing on the wrong side, but it's not usable. They should put that on the package itself, "dye ink only, not compatible with pigment ink". I do give them credit for selling an inexpensive 30-pack, ideal for trying it before buying more.

Good

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

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

Good stuff, clean and clear. Bought this for window glazing on scale models, intending to cut things out with a Cricut Joy machine - cuts very cleanly on the Cricut! Sheets are 8.5-inches by 11-inches, with a rounded corner on one corner. What I bought will last a long time for model building work, but would certainly buy again.

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.