Window Privacy Film Stain Glass Window Film Rainbow Window Film Window clings Non-Adhesive Reusable Decorative for Room Leaf

I am thrilled with the quality and durability of this material. It is both beautiful and functional. It allows the light to come in while keeping prying eyes out. It’s quite easy to put up! I found even a better way of applying the window film on my window than the instructions given. Here’s what I did: 1) Measure the window itself - both height and width, and measure it again after writing it down on paper, just to confirm. Make sure to add an extra 1/2 inch just in case. 2) Now, take a ruler with the measuring tape and *gently* mark with a pen, little marks across the *textured* side of the window film all the way down as you measure down on the window film *itself* - ya can feel the textured side is bumpy whereas the other side is smooth). 3) Now, take your ruler and gently / carefully draw a line with a pen - all the way down with those marks you put on the film. 4) Next, take scissors and cut the window film on the line you marked on the textured side of window film. 5) Wash your inside window really good with a window cleaner and dry it. 6) Have a few sheets of paper towels on the window sill ready to catch soapy water as it’ll run underneath - you’ll see. 7) Next, flip the window film (you cut) over to the *smooth* side and remove the plastic off the window film and toss it out. Note: if you have trouble removing it, add a piece of tape on either side and pull and it’ll come off then…… 8) Now, fill the spray bottle with soapy water and spray the *smooth* side of the window film with a generous amount of soapy water from your spray bottle. 9) Next, spray the window with soapy water. 10) Now pick up the top edges of the window film and apply the *smooth* side to the upper left corner of the window and smooth it over with the squeegee. 11) Make sure to continue to smooth it over from the farthest corner of the window towards the middle all the way down - left to right - (or right to left, depending on which corner you applied it) - so all the air bubbles come out. 12) You’ll notice the soapy water will run out underneath the window film and you have paper towels to wipe it up. 13) Use the squeegee to ensure the window film is in the corner of the window and take the cutter provided to trim off the excess around the window. Note: repeat #1 -13 above until you finish applying to your window or patio door or whatever glass you have in mind. Note #2: My attached picture marked: “Outside Evening Low Light on Inside Only” - was to show you - looking into my window at night, someone is standing there inside my home by the window, but you really can’t see the person clearly. Overall at night, best to close the curtains. When you’re all done, it’ll look fantastic! See my pictures. The very first picture is the end result of my effort. Note #3: I ended up having left over window film and with that, I cut off pieces of it with my scissors and added them in a variety of shapes and sizes - all over to the lowest end of the window. I even added a little bit on the top window too, and I really like how it turned out! I did the same thing as I did when I added it to the window itself (using soapy water) but this time, I had to dab with a paper towel, not always use the squeegee, because it’s adhering onto the window film itself that’s already on the window. If you choose to do this, I highly recommend waiting a few days (at least 2) just to ensure the first window film is completely dry on your window. I really like it a lot - am very happy with it. I highly recommend this! Just need to pay attention and follow the directions and if you wanna be a little more creative, like me (wink, wink) and want a little more privacy on the window, add another layer on top of the window film. Most of all, enjoy the process! Read more

This green leaf privacy film turned our plain windows into a calming forest view. The design is subtle but beautiful—soft greens and delicate leaf patterns that catch the light without being flashy. It gives just the right amount of privacy while still letting in natural sunlight, which keeps the room feeling bright and open. Installation was easy: measure, cut, spray, smooth. The static cling means no sticky residue, and it’s repositionable if you need a second try. It’s held up well through temperature changes and daily use—no peeling or bubbling or curling. I used it in my Sons bedroom since he kept pulling down the curtains, LOL. It’s like adding a little nature to your room without the upkeep. Real happy with the purchase and the cost. Wasn't quite wide enough for the window but it was easy to cut a strip and fill in the gap with out messing up the pattern. Read more

This privacy film is outstanding! I bought it for my classroom hallway windows and door window. (We need to cover our windows nowadays... for safety.) It's beautiful and has a "stained glass rainbow" feel. Light shines through, so it does not darken the room. The vinyl is thick and sturdy, and it is easy to install. Read more

Pretty plant pattern. Sticks well to the glass. Easy to install it. It’s not thin, so it does not tear easily prism effect is good. Lets in enough light, but still maintains privacy. No edge curling. Read more

Easy to install. In a small bathroom window at ground level, facing condo neighbor's front door. It’s been up a few months. So far so good. Love the 24-hour privacy that still allows light in. Like the plant design and the rainbow effect in all the other sections. Hasn’t been through the full humidity and heat of summer and only some freezing weather in late winter/early spring. We shall see how it lasts, but it’s way easier cleaning and use than shades or curtains, as long as you don’t mind not being able to see out at all. So can’t speak about how long it will function. However, it was worth it to me even just for the bathroom while builders were replacing all the outer boards on all the condos in my area. I’ve given some thought to using on the bedroom windows to either side, possibly cutting out a few of the little sections to see through at need while providing better daytime privacy. I’d still use curtains at times, both for warmth and added privacy. Read more

I absolutely love it. Came with all the extra pieces (spray bottle, box cutter etc.) and was super easy to put up. I only used it on the top half of my window and it not only gives a little more privacy but creates a beautiful rainbow effect inside during sunset. I still have some left over. Definitely recommend! Read more

So pretty!! Easy to install, and provides the security we were looking for. It’s amazing how the different colors catch the light—we often see rainbow prisms! The hardest part was cutting the film in a straight line! Be sure to wet the window and the film to ensure it sticks well! Read more