500 Pieces Tabs 2 Inch Sticky Index Tabs, Writable and Repositionable File Tabs Flags Colored Page Markers Labels for Reading Notes, Books and Classify Files, 21 Sets 10 Colors… by ELII

The material is of good quality. Appreciate the cheery colors. Easy to remove from the others and they do not tear the pages. These are not your usual small tabs and appreciate the size of them and easy to use.

4 star only because sometimes multiple come off at once . Easy to write on, stays sticky , thicker material , easy to remove and colors are good

These adhesive tabs are a must-have for any journaler or Bible reader! I’ve been using them for a while now and absolutely love how versatile they are. Whether I’m organizing sections in my journal or marking key passages in my Bible, these tabs make the job easy and tidy.

One of the biggest wins? They don’t rip my pages! That alone makes them worth buying. They also come in a variety of colors, which makes color-coding a breeze—perfect for anyone who likes to keep things neat and visually organized.

Unlike traditional bookmarks that fall out constantly, these tabs stick from page to page without budging. They’re not made of thick vellum, so they’re a bit lighter and may fold if you’re rough with them—but honestly, that’s a small trade-off for how gentle they are on pages.

Overall, they’re a great value for the price. If they were just a bit thicker, they’d be perfect.

Colours are very cute with a lot of variety. Some of the colours on the outside are not accurate to what they really look like when you highlight, so i recommend trying them all first or using a colour key. They have minimal bleeding through pages which is great. Downfall is I bought these to highlight thousands of pages of legal study material and I’ve already gone through three highlighters 300 pages in.

Durable, great color variety for color-coding, and great adhesion. 500 non-flimsy index tabs with a bunch of colors to color code how you’d like – or use and label randomly for a colorful binder/folder. They came organized several plastic bags that have a sticky tab fold over so you can store the spares until you need them. Most writing utensils will work well, but some may smudge if you don’t let them dry before touching the tabs. Also, they remove from paper fairly easily if you do it slowly, and don’t remove as easily (could remove a layer of the page) if they’ve been attached to a paper for a while.

They’re a much cheaper alternative to binder dividers and, in my opinion, pair well with sheet protectors and spare paper. One way I use them is by putting a few pieces of printer paper in a sheet protector to create a durable divider, and then add one of the sticky labels.

Overall, great quality sticky tabs and would purchase again.