ChromaLabel 1 x 1.50 Inch Printable Labels, Compatible with Laser and Inkjet Printers, 1225 Pack, White, Permanent

These are affordable, stick well to a variety of surfaces, come with articulate and easy-to-follow use instructions, and do not jam in my HP OfficeJet 4650. I've had no issue printing in either colour or black-and-white in a number of font types on the same label. Definitely will purchase more of these when the time comes to restock--and tell everyone about the consistently good quality of label these are in such a hard-to-find size. Keep up the good work, ChromaLabel!

On September 1, 2021, a tornado touched down on our senior living center. No on was hurt but we lost well over 1000 books. Setting the library up again and every book has to be labeled. These labels did what we needed. They were reasonable and adhere well to the spines. Was a very satisfactory purchase.

Labels are adequate. Too thin and a bit cheap looking but they work fine. I've seen lots of complaints about the template. The problem is this: it contains background lines in addition to the grid. Solution: select and copy the table from the template document onto a new word document with the exact same margins (.25 top, .38 left and right and 0 bottom). And voila. Works perfectly.

These are my favorite size labels for pricing items. They fit on most things big or small. And they are the perfect size when I buy the Avery hanging string tags for my products that cannot take a sticker, like fabric items or skinny items. I have purchased these multiple times, and my only thought is it would be nice if they also offered these in a waterproof vinyl.

I ordered Chromalabel's 1/1.5inch labels about a month ago. They came just the way I wanted, worked seamlessly with my printer, and the adhesiveness is so-far-so-good (havn't had a problem).The only thing I can critique, and I realize this isn't even Chromolabel's fault, but it took quite a while of tinkering with settings in Excel to get the labels adequate in terms of margin and centering within the labels.The reason I'm using Excel because I want the content of my labels to automatically draw from the info of my Inventory sheet. Excel does not make printing easy!I understand Chromolabel does not recommend using Excel for their labels, so again - totally not their fault. (but also, if you WERE to make an excel template, it would go a long way)I may order a different size in the future, but in the end I am very pleased with my purchase and will certainly repeat!

The labels themselves seem fine, but the templates... Jeez, they're awful. So I got the 1"x1.5" labels, and got the template from their website. Did a test print, per their suggestions. The upper left one is correct, but everything else is WILDLY off. I pull out a measuring tape. There's 3mm of border between each label in reality and 4mm between each on the downloadable template--a template which, for whatever reason, cannot physically adjust the internal borders to be narrower.Literally, I had to build my own template from scratch for these damn things to be usable. I know how to do page design from scratch. If you don't, AVOID THESE LABELS.

Very easy to use!!

I started making mini loaves of bread and wanted to be able to label them.. these labels are the perfect size for them and adhere well. The only suggestion I will make is that if you are printing these in a laserjet printer please make sure the paper type is set to LABELS or you will have a hard time getting clean labels.

These worked out perfectly for the labels I had designed for my hot sauce bottles