iCraft - 418561 Deco Foil Transfer Sheets, 6" x 12", Gold, 20 Piece

This gold foil delivers stunning gold text on almost any paper. I printed my design—even on dark paper—and the foil adhered perfectly to the toner after passing through a laminator, leaving the rest of the paper untouched. The foil is thin yet durable, giving a professional, polished look every time. It’s perfect for invitations, cards, or any project that needs a touch of elegance.Highly recommend!

This product allows you to get very beautiful gold text on almost any type of paper. One method is to print the desired text on the paper (even dark colored paper). The foil easily adheres to the toner without messing up the rest of the paper when passed through a laminator. If there's no toner, mod podge is just as effective.

Love it perfect fir the job

I bought this to recreate paper that was discontinued that I use for wood earrings. Works well and I can’t wait to add more colors. Easy to apply and is super shiny!

Super disappointed!!! NOT ROSE GOLD AT ALL. This is regular gold or closer to Copper. I saw another reviewer who experienced the same I thought there may have been a one-time error and I was looking forward to getting pink rose gold. This is not that. I also received a dark gold color, not at all ROSE Gold. The product, however, works great if you want GOLD colored foil .

I used this with my Amazon Basics laminator to gold foil several signs for our wedding reception. My printer is an HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M477fdw. I purchased several Minc Transfer Folders to use with this foil. Although the foil DID NOT stick 100% to my laser print, it produced a kind of speckled appearance which I found quite pretty. [Difficult to see in photo since it was taken at an angle.] The text was more foiled than it was black, which made me happy. The foil that did adhere to my signs was firmly stuck and did not flake off. It really produced a glamorous element to our reception, and I was happy with the quality given that I was not using the "recommended"/"required" laminator. If I had been able to get more toner to lay down on the paper, it's possible that my results would've been better.NOTE: I did try initially to print and foil my messages on a textured, metallic navy paper. It did NOT work AT ALL. I assume this is because the paper was textured and all the toner had sunk into the paper rather than sitting on top for the foil to adhere to. Since the paper was thicker, my laminator also may not have been strong enough to heat through it and cause the foil to adhere. LESSON: Use perfectly smooth paper!

I never come back to write reviews, but this had to be shared. If I could give a negative star, I would! The package came open with no package label and only had 7 of the 20 sheets it should have had. This caused a delay in my graduation order for a customer.

The product works fantastically well ***under the right circumstances***. I can't stress this enough. You cannot cut corners if you want a professional result. After 10+ hours of printing wedding invitations, here's what you need to know: First, you must use a laser printer. That laser printer must lay down enough toner for the foil to stick. We borrowed 3 different laser printers, all with new toner cartridges, from an office. Out of those three, two did not lay down enough toner for the foil to fully adhere. The third printer was successful. You probably won't know if your printer is good or bad until you test it! Second, you must use a laminator. I tried using an iron but the results were terrible. You're not going to get the right temperature or pressure out of anything but a laminator. Third, the paper needs to be smooth. If you're using recycled paper, rough paper, velvety paper, or paper with any texture at all, this isn't going to work.With all that said, when you use it the right way and with the right equipment, this stuff is magical. Have fun with it!