Towjug Adhesive Magnetic Sheets, 4" x 6", 12 Pack

As advertised. Nicely packaged. I easily attached original painted collage paper to these sheets and cut them up into individual magnets to sell at a art and craft show. The adhesive was good and the sheets were easy to cut. They aren't strong magnets but will easily hold a piece or two of paper on a refrigerator door. Good deal for the price.

I put these on the back of our holiday card and it’s the perfect thickness and I love it for our fridge. The magnet is strong enough for cards or photos, I’m not sure it will hold anything heavier. It is really sticky so be careful when placing your card or photo because it won’t be repositionable.

Useless. These magnetic strips are thin and barely have any magnetic hold. I mean, they don’t even hold to another one of their strips. I’m not sure the strength would even hold a piece of paper on a fridge. Absolute waste of money! Do not buy.

Bought for a craft. Magnet is good enough (the craft doesn't demand a strong magnet) and the backing adheres nicely.

Waiting for many craft purposes including cards.

These are useful for turning photos, labels, small signs, or craft pieces into simple magnets without needing a separate glue step. The 4 x 6 size is convenient because it matches common photo and small-project sizes, and the peel-and-stick backing keeps the process straightforward. The main thing to keep in mind is that these are flexible magnetic sheets, so they are best for lightweight items on a clean, flat magnetic surface like a refrigerator, filing cabinet, locker, or metal board. I would not expect them to hold anything thick or heavy, and I would press the adhesive side down carefully so the corners stay flat. Overall, they are handy for crafts, labeling, classroom or home organization, and fridge photos. They are simple rather than heavy-duty, but for light projects they do the job and are easy to cut or place.

Cuttable is just that, you cut them for photos, stickers, patches (add a drop of glue or heat for better adhesion for patches). Placed properly you can even use them on light tin signs, as shown in the video. It seems that people have the wrong idea of what these are for. They are using the opposite side. These are for crafting. They are not strong enough to hold items more than an ounce or so. For items to hold something heavier you need magnets with a stronger pull force. Magnets are North and South. As we learned in school, magnets stick to metal. Magnets can stick to each other but not directly or they pull from one another. Don’t buy a magnet to stick a magnet to. When used correctly they are perfect!

Not as expected. It doesn't stick onto walls as i thought it would be. Its one side magent for steel surface like refrigerator.

Faintly magnetic. I bought this to stick my 40k miniatures, so I can transport them. My magnets stick better to a metal tray. Had no real magnetic attraction. So, it might be good to stick to a fridge but I see why people in the comments section say its not very strong. I thought they were exaggerating. Found out the hard way they were not haha #returned.