Stone City Printable Magnetic Sheets Make Refrigerator Photo Magnet Glossy Print Paper 12mil Thickness for Inkjet Printers 8.5x 11 Inches 5 Sheets

Worked great in my Canon Pixma printer; printed just like a sheet of photo paper. It's about the same thickness as a sheet of photo paper. Here's a note for anyone wondering: you can laminate these and they still hold their magnetic strength. I laminated them with 3 mil sheets because I needed them to be waterproof (I made a hygiene task chart for the bathroom for my kids). The magnet is fairly weak, as other reviews have said, but it worked well enough for my project.

Good Quality dries quickly and colors are nice you need to use glossy paper in printer setting for colors to pop, great value for money.

This magnet sheet is priced affordably. no curling so it runs through rear printer was great ease, doesn't jam in to printer The quality of the prints were vibrant no smearing. At first I was nervous about the magnets because I usually used vinyl sheets but these printable magnetic sheets made my job so much easier because I just print and cut. It is defintiely my go to when I need to make magnetic designs.

Overall, this product gets the job done. The print quality is beautiful and vibrant — photos and graphics came out very sharp and clear. I had no issues feeding it through my printer, and the paper thickness worked perfectly. My only concern was the strength of the magnet itself. I used the sheets to create bookmarks, and I had to flatten them and apply pressure to get them to stick together properly. They work well for thinner books like a Bible or just a few pages, but they’re not strong enough to securely hold thicker sections of pages. That said, it performs well for light use, and I would still recommend it depending on your project. Note: the video shows a bookmark I made. The quality/brightness is actually good, the shine you see on it it’s a protective film to avoid fading.

If you’re wondering if it works on the canon mega tank g3270, the answer is yes. The mega tank uses a hybrid of regular ink and dye based ink. When printing, just do the regular settings “paper size, glossy,” and that’s it. It prints easy. No smudging, all looks good. I do recommend using some clear glossy vinyl just to give the magnets a nice professional look. That or even just a thin layer of clear resin will do. The magnets aren’t strong or thick like regular magnets, so they won’t have a good enough grip to use for hanging pictures on the fridge. If you’re just decorating the fridge, then they’re fine alone. ***the NYC magnet is one I got from NY, not related to the magnet sheets here***

These print out fabulously on my Canon printer with a manual feed. They cut like a dream on my Cricut. They are easy to cut by hand as well. I wish they were a little thicker, they are very thin. They do work on my magnetic whiteboard and fridge. They do not work on water bottles.

Magnets turned out wonderful. Great printing with ink jet printer. No smudge whatsoever!

I use an older model of Brother printer MFC J460DW, and on top of that it's currently using off-brand inkjet ink. At first I had issues with vibrancy, but noticed I also had those issues on normal print paper so I set the printer to a "glossy" setting and my color issues were fixed! My mistake did give me a sheet of -not so great- magnets to experiment on, so I decided to do so! The first picture is of the image printed at the "glossy" setting, the second is a "letter" setting, and the 3rd is one of the "letter" setting magnets after spraying with Rustoleum 2x Clear Matte spray. I absolutely would not recommend using this spray as it faded the (already pretty faded) magnet significantly. My second image is to show the thickness against my printer paper test; These sheets are thin. I printed magnets about 1.5" x 2" and they could hold up a sheet of paper on my fridge, but just one regular sheet. Card paper and photos didn't work, but if you printed a frame it might! My third image is two of the defunct magnets; One I sprayed with Castin' Craft Resin spray, and not only did it protect the image from the back of an old wooden paintbrush, but it also left the color in place and intact. There is visible indents from my scratching, but that's purely because the magnet sheet itself is very thin. On the right is the image printed from my printer and scratched with the back of the same paintbrush with no additional spray coating, and uhhh... Lets just say I see the issue others raised about scratching. Hope this review helped someone! I'm ordering another package.