Strong Self-Stick Adhesive Magnetic Sheets 10 Pcs (4x6/10x15cm) – Magnetic Paper for Photo, Magnet Stickers, Labels, Science Education Magnets, Teacher Must Have, Whiteboards, Office

These are very thin and lightweight, which was perfect for what I needed, but they would not hold up anything very heavy. Very easy to cut and deal with. Seem to stick well. I have used them on Balsa wood and thin metal and they work well on those. Definitely would buy again for lightweight projects.

I bought a thermo printer and wanted to transform my photos into magnets and bought these sheets! Good price and super useful! The magnet strength is not very good for heavier objects but since I just wanted it for a picture it was good! You can cut it and shape it into different fits. It’s very thin and lightweight.

Edit - I am changing my rating because of the customer service. My money is being refunded and they offered an explanation on why the item wouldn't work for my project. I think it speaks volumes of a company that is willing to respond to a customer, offer a solution along with an explanation. Just be aware that these are designed to hold lightweight flat objects, such as pictures or postcards. (their explanation.). It is also listed into the product description, but I somehow missed that. I appreciate the excellent customer service. I bought these because they were the right size for my project. I applied one to my cabinet door before testing it with a magnet. Turns out nothing sticks to it. Not magnetic at all. Magnets won't stick to it, metal won't stick to it, nothing. Now I can't return it because I opened the package and used it. It was easy to install and easy to remove, but removing it ruined it. Don't waste your money on this

These X-bet adhesive-backed magnetic sheets are a great tool for DIY magnets, crafts, photos, and labeling projects. The sheets are easy to cut, apply, and customize, and they come in a standard 8.5x11 size that’s perfect for most home and craft projects. The magnetic strength is solid—strong enough to stick securely to the fridge, whiteboard, or metal shelving. I’ve used them to turn photos, stickers, and lightweight cardstock into magnets, and they’ve held up well. The adhesive backing peels off cleanly and sticks easily to most surfaces, but it’s not ultra heavy-duty. For heavier or textured materials, I found that it helps to press everything down firmly or reinforce with a bit of extra glue. Not a dealbreaker, but worth knowing if you're doing something more long-lasting. Overall, this 5-pack offers great value and flexibility for creative projects. They’re perfect for classrooms, photo displays, crafts with kids, or organizing tools and labels in the garage or kitchen. Just don’t expect industrial-level adhesive.

I am not a person that likes to put stickers all over everything BUT I am a person that likes to get stickers when certain businesses do merch drops and I like magnets. Enter these magnetic sheets. I can now turn any sticker into a useful fridge magnet. These sheets are not too thick, but they are strong enough to hold a piece of paper onto my fridge. They are the perfect size so I don't waste much of the sheet. I can even print out photos and put them onto these magnetic sheets as well. The decent price was also a plus. Not sure my husband loves these as much as I do because he is the one that has to cut the outline out. I am horrible with an X-Acto knife. Haha.

This sheets were purchased to keep small 2" x 1" make-up modules from moving around within a larger tray. The idea was to secure the magnetic sheet to the tray, adhere thin 1/4" metal washers to the modules which would then prevent them from moving but allowed for arranging and replacement when needed. First off, be advised, there are no instructions whatsoever with this product. It almost took a forensic examination of the folding scissors to figure out how to open them. Using the magnetic sheets itself is another issue which I will get into in a moment. I measured how big a piece was needed for the tray and tried to transfer the measurements to the back of the sheets so it could be cut. The backing is a vinyl type material and as such could not be marked in pencil or pen. I then used a permanent pen and even then it was a struggle to get the markings down. Once I did get the measurements laid out, I attempted to cut it out with a metal ruler and utility knife. Again the slickness of the backing material proved a hindrance as the ruler kept slipping making it hard to cut while maintaining the line. I finally got it cut after pressing down almost all my weight to keep the ruler in place. The backing was pulled and the sheet was placed in the tray. The adhesive is adequate for the purpose. I secured a washer to one of the modules with double-sided tape and placed it in the tray..., it slid right off. There was absolutely no adherence to the magnetic sheet. Thinking there was a problem with the washer, I tried it on a small magnet salvaged from a shower curtain liner. The washer immediately stuck to that magnet. I quickly found that metal of any kind will not adhere to these sheets. I was about to throw the whole thing away when I noticed how the sheets reacted with other sheets in the package and experimented with pieces of it. The magnetic sheets will attract to itself but there is a caveat. The magnet orientation between the two pieces must be specific. In one orientation, they will adhere. However, turn one of the pieces 90-degrees and you might as well try adhering two pieces of wax paper together. Even when you get the orientation correct, do not expect anything heavier than a sheet of lightweight paper to remain adhered on a vertical surface. Based on my experience and experimenting with this product, it is of such limited use that is in reality it is utterly useless.

Wasn't a strong magnet but reasonable. The sticky side was very sticky, took some effort to take off the paper. Got the job done. Easy to cut if that's what you want it for. Great fridge magnet.

These are great for making magnets! And you can cut them to the shape that you want or the size that you want and one side is adhesive so you can peel the plastic part off and stick it to anything that you would like to turn into a magnet, such as a picture or your child’s drawing perhaps. I haven’t tested it on non paper items to see how strong it is but it seems pretty strong as a magnet. These magnetic sheets are flexible because they are thin, but that also makes it very easy to cut.