AVERY 1.5-Inch White Mailing Seals for Laser & Inkjet Printers - 240-Pack (5278) - Perfect for Shipping Labels, Envelopes & Packaging

I bought these to fit into a 4x6 photo album (CoCoPolka) I carry for collecting cancellation stamps at National Park visitor centers. This way I can add them to a postcard later, or into my NPS passport book. I used to carry the large sheets but would misplace them or forget them or begrudge not wanting to fold them, so this is a great alternative. I’ve had no trouble with ink smudging.Great item.. used for wedding favors. Easy to sure and looked amazing. Will order more for other occasions.It requires Adobe Acrobat paid subscription in order to print the labels. Totally bogus! That’s mot stated anywhere on the labels or in the product description.I bought several different sizes and was so excited to be able to design and print my own product labels, but no, Avery requires Adobe in order to print. If you try to bypass it your only going to waste your time and money on a misaligned print job, which wastes your labels.I’m not buying a $14.99/month subscription just to print these labels. Retuning items.These labels print well and are exactly as described. I wish they came in a full-sized sheet. Maybe they do, but I haven't been able to find them. The Avery product website does provide free, easy to download templates for use with these labels.I used these to label the sugar scrubs I made for a bridal shower. I made the picture I wanted in Photoshop, but had a lot of trouble formatting it in the free template download. I instead used the free online printing option and it worked perfectly.Supposedly, these should have also fit the 10g jars but ended up being slightly too large. They look great on the 30g jars. I had to order the 3/4 rounds which ended up being too small. Pretty sure 1 inch would have been too large. Far too confusing. I'm satisfied. I just have a plethora of labels now.The physical product is fine, but the software is maddening!I went online to find their template in Adobe Illustrator format, to find that there is no Illustrator file for the 5278 (not to mention their search tools are horrendous, with no way to view them by template number). I followed their link to "download all templates" and there were no files at "/Users/UserName/Documents/Avery Templates for Adobe" once installed. So I end up having to download the Microsoft Word document, exporting to PDF, then importing into Illustrator.The entire point of Avery is to have quick access to a pre-made template file, and they failed miserably at this.Meh. The Avery template doesn't align properly so the labels printed off center. And with a matte surface they look rather dull. I wish there was a glossy set.they worked perfect!