2" Labels WITH BLEED

I couldn’t get the label downloaded template to work at all. The measurements are not correct to use in word and I wasted a lot of time even attempting to use it. I created my own new label with the setting in the attached photo, after some trial and error and it finally worked perfectly.

I have tried them and they are perfect! Previously, I only bought the Averyversion but these worked off the same template file and for a fraction ofthe cost. Thank you very much.

There are two problems with these labels. The main one is the template. They do not have an online fillable template. The choices are .pdf, .jpg, and Word document. The .pdf and .jpg are worthless because whatever you put on the lablel, the circles on the template print too - and they never match up perfectly with the actual cut of the label. The Word document is the only workable choice then. I have spent dozens of hours adding photos to the Word document, which is super-quirky. I bought these so I could put a unique photo on each circle and getting them to format is the WORST.The second problem is the margins. The labels go to withing 1/8 in or less to the edge of the page and my printer will not print that close to the edge. I am trying to do full color labels (edge to edge) and every single one has an awkward white space on the outer edges. In the end I'm having to remake all that were on the outer two columns and top and bottom rows, using only the circles in the middle of the page. Nearly every one I've made I have had to try twice or more to get it to print nicely. I have to move the pictures into the Word document, arrange them, then DELETE the circles on the template so they won't print, and cross my fingers. It's a slow and ugly process. I bought these to save money over Avery but Avery's online design makes their product worth the money.

After initially running into some issues with downloading the label templates from their website, I emailed them directly and the company called me personally in order to walk me through the process. The instructions should maybe be a little clearer on the listing or the website (or maybe I am just a dumbo for not pay attention to that) but when designing and printing the label / template, it is important to uncheck 'fit to page' and print it as actual size otherwise sizes and labels could get messed up.

Template works well. Downloaded the PDF Version and printed "Actual Size" - lined up almost perfectly. Matte finish, not glossy, so theres no smudges/smearing.

I use these label for shipping. I am going to get right to the point:1) These labels stick well to packages and do not curl up at the edges2) Labels are full size, four per page. No 1/4" spacing between labels3) Print clearly and do not smudge.DETAILS:~~ I put the labels on padded envelopes and they STICK. The edges do not come up. Saves time & money on taping down the 'self-stick' labels.~~ Labels do not have 1/4" spacing between labels; this becomes an issue if one's printer is a bit off and the tracking scan can print off center...and partially off the label.~~ Some labels (UPS!) often cause problems with my printer and do not print clearly or too light. These labels (along with my good toner) print crisp & clear.I am delighted with the quality and the price of these labels and will definitely be purchasing them again.

I think I am glad to got this because it is a good price than the Avery 1.5" Round, so once I got them and it was a little bit complication, 'cause is a long to make a right correct area, unlike Avery's project online cause this one, you have to go their website and download and do your project.. I just think that was quite bit hard because I have to rid of black circle once everything was done then erase black circle before I print it out.. Always make sure "UNCHECK" fit to page because it will go on the right area. I wish they have an instruction so I wouldn't have to figure it out for long. I personally think Avery project are better one because it is easy where you can do project online (Avery website) and don't have to worry about whether is safe area before printing. But, this one, is different and you have to do yourself and you have to make sure it is safe area and I also don't like black circle when it print, so i has to remove it before printing. I'll stick with Avery for now on but I'm keeping this because I just bought it and I'll have to bear with this, until it is ran out. They are nice paper, so nice and very smoothly. Easy to peel.

Don’t waste your money. These are absolute garbage. Since Avery Labels are getting very expensive I thought I would gives these a try so I can avoid raising the prices in my own shop. These cheaper labels are just that in all aspects. Not only do they cost a fraction of the price but they are offset, so if you use Avery’s website to print your labels or have the template downloaded to your computer, you will have to spend over an hour adjusting and wasting labels to get it right. Next once you do finally get it right (and wasted about 40 labels already), try to peel those labels off - they aren’t on proper sticker backing, so they adhere to the paper backing in such a way that you end up tearing off paper material. The few that do come off properly won’t stick to anything else. It’s a good thing I still have some of my Avery 8293’s left while I wait for my new order of them, because I certainly cannot use this junk!

I've ready a few reviews that stated these labels were not good ,and I wanted to share my own experience ,and tips. First ,I use 100s of labels a month for my small business labelling jars. I've purchased these labels twice and find them perfect ! Secondly ,I use Avery templates. Just go to avery.com , choose a template that matches the label size and layout. I've been using this for over a year and absolutely love them.

The template they provide on their medieval website is so terrible that whatever I print is never centred correctly. A huge waste of paper, ink, time and money. As a graphic designer I managed to salvage a few pages by making my own template, but for the average user it’s kind of ridiculous.I mean. Really though?? A word document and a .jpeg image for a template? Hire someone to take 5 minutes to format it correctly in Photoshop, you’ll save a lot of angry reviews and heartache.No offence but, I’ll be sticking to Avery; way more user friendly with an easy to navigate website.

I hesitated to buy these because there were quite a few reviews complaining about the template, but I'm glad I took the plunge. I've only used the PDF template so can't comment on the other versions, though I don't see why they'd be any different, and there was no problem at all, lined up perfectly. I suspect the problems reported are more to do with user error in not using the correct print settings than anything else. As to the stickers themselves, they're absolutely fine, do what stickers are meant to do, and print nicely.

I did read the comments before buying, thinking the template would be good but NOPE! I've used a lot of templates at work and never have I had this many issues. I did look at Avery for the exact template and hextdaylabels ( the site that we are supposed to use for the template) and nothing works beyond frustrating.You can see from the pictures attached. How many times I've tried to align this.Please keep your money and the headache

The templates are not easily accessible and they are not accurate when you do finally get them. You have to go to an unsecured website. I will be returning after I contact them.Template was set to 1.2" circles and off center.Stickers themselves were on poorly cut sheets.