I was very impressed with how these came out! I bought this transfer paper to make customized tank tops for my friend's bachelorette party. I used 95% cotton 5% spandex plain white cami tanks from F21  (make sure not to get any ribbed fabric, not sure how those would turn out but I wasn't gonna risk it). I used an HP C3100 series inkjet printer on the highest quality print setting and used the photo paper setting (in my experience this prints more cleanly). I made a logo with text in Word and then, to get a mirror image (so that the iron-on was flipped correctly) I  checked the "flip horizantally" box from the print menu--no other software required! The transfer paper instructions say to place a pillowcase between the iron and the fabric, but I didn't have a spare so I just used a different tank as my protective layer. I used the cotton setting on my iron and it took probably 2 minutes to transfer a 1/4 sized page, because initially I wasn't applying enough pressure and the corner had not transferred (I actually ripped it a little trying to peel it off)--so I just pressed it down again and kept ironing. I was amazed at how well I was able to recover from my mistake. You couldn't see a tear anywhere. The results honestly looked professionally done. The image transfers a little bit lighter than it looks on your screen, but not drastically enough to make me want to go back and change anything. I was also very impressed with how legible my text was. My logo had white block lettering text with a light blue outline in size 18 font and it was crisp and legible.