CanonOffice Products KC-18IS Card Size Sticker

Good quality. I love printing my pictures now.

Works great and as expected.

Nice

High quality prints I used in my memory planner.

Delivered on time and item as described.

I think this paper is actually designed to be used for portraits for employee work badges or for passports. The papers are die cut with a square in the center of the image, this piece will peel off the backing and become a sticker. You can clearly see the die cut lines in the image I included. And there are large tabs on two sides, which I think the printer needs to grasp the paper and run it through the printer. You could use a scissors or cutter to remove the rather large tabs.I don't feel the tabs are an issue, but the die cut lines may be for you. I am not bothered by those lines, at a distance you don't really even see them.And although it doesnt say it in the instructions if you are going to use this smaller print paper you also need to get the cartridge they are fed into the printer with. You cannot use the 4x6 printer holder for these smaller size papers. You need the PCC-CP400 paper cartridge for use with the Canon Selphy CP-1200 printer.As shown the paper comes with the print cartridge that actually lays the image on the paper. I doubt there is any way to purchase paper for this machine that does not include the "ink" cartridge. Inside the cartridge is a long strip of clear plastic onto which is laid the printing material, sort of like an older IBM typewriter that used a plastic strip ink ribbon instead of an actual ink doped cloth ribbon.

I bought this with the intention of printing off on sticker paper and putting it in my planner. DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!1. It doesn't give clear instruction on to how many go into the card tray.2. I decided to put only 3 in since it seemed safe at the time NOPE, it wasn't.I just spent 30 mins on the internet trying to figure out how to take the selphy apart and remove the paper jam. It was so far up in there. I didn't find any help. I did find out on my own when you remove your ink cartridge you can get to the area a bit easier. With some tinkering using a handy set of tweezers and yelling at the thing to release its grip, I was finally able to remove it. Then with fear, I put my regular ink cartridge back in, my original photo paper, then held my breath and turned it back on to see if I broke it. I have to say that was nerve-racking. I didn't break it. Thank the Lord. I will not be using this product at all, with fear that it'll jam again and I don't want to have to go through that again. No thank you. Pass this product on by, I regret this purchase with every ounce of my being. Don't buy it!!!

The product speaks for itself and works rather well going thew three steps and making your 4x6 waterproof is well worth it. I see people complain about errors but most of that is there lack of tech skills the product worked out of the box without any issues, If you want to make quality 4x6 prints that will last longer then you then this what you truly need go ahead and give this a try you will love it!