Tape marks, peeled paint, one shot at placement
Christmas window decorating usually means tape, suction cups or sticky decals that cling to the frame as much as the glass. Get the spacing wrong and you're stuck with it, or you pull the piece off and leave something gummy behind.
- Static alone holds each flake to the glass - no tape, glue or suction cups
- Lift a piece back up and move it if the spacing looks off
- 80 pieces on 2 sheets, enough for a bay window instead of one pane
What it does, and how
Flat white plastic flakes, static cling, and enough pieces to cover more than one window.
Static, not adhesive
Each flake holds on clean glass by static. Nothing gummy sits between the plastic and the pane, which matters if you rent.
80 pieces on 2 sheets
Enough snowflakes for a bay window or several panes in one buy, instead of stretching one small sheet across a single window.
Move it mid-project
Peel a piece back up and set it down again. The spacing stays yours to adjust until the whole pane looks right.
Mixed designs and sizes
Roughly eight six-point designs in several diameters, plus small solid dots to fill gaps, so it reads as falling snow, not a stamped pattern.
Large flat sheets
Pieces come flat and separated on an 8.27 x 12.32 in backing sheet, so you can pop them out one at a time without creasing the arms.
What it doesn't do
These need smooth, clean, dry glass. They won't hold on wood, brick, painted walls or textured panes, they're not rated for outdoor-facing glass, and they're not glittered, colored or illuminated.
A December afternoon at the window
Where these usually end up once the box is open.
Who these clings are for
Great for
- Renters who can't put tape or adhesive on windows
- Parents who want kids helping with the decorating
- Big bay windows or several panes to fill
- Shopfront and classroom glass, decorated from the inside
Not the right pick if
- You want flakes on wood, brick or painted walls
- Your glass is textured, frosted or outdoor-facing
- You're after glitter, color or glow-in-the-dark flakes
Cut arms that read as frost
Each piece is a solid opaque white six-point silhouette, cut as filigree rather than printed.
- Fine fern-like barbs branch off six symmetrical arms
- Large open stars, dense lacy crystals, stubby small flakes and solid dots
- Very thin, flexible plastic - completely flat, no foam, felt or 3D parts
Clings, sticky decals or spray snow?
What people usually reach for instead, and where each one lands.
| These clings | Adhesive decals | Spray snow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No adhesive against the glass | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| Move a piece after placing it | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Comes away without peeling off glue | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| 80 pieces for several panes | ✓ | Varies | Varies |
| Stores flat on the backing sheet | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Rated for outdoor-facing glass | ✕ | Varies | Varies |
| Works on wood, brick or painted walls | ✕ | Varies | Varies |
Tips for a clean first application
Three things that decide whether the flakes stay put.
Wash the glass first
Grease and dust are the main reason a flake slides down. Wipe with a damp cloth, then let the pane dry fully.
Place big flakes first
Set the large snowflakes across the pane, then fill between them with medium ones, tiny flakes and the small dots.
Smooth from the center
Press the middle of each flake first, then push outward to every arm tip so no air pocket lifts the edges.
Everything you need to start
- 2 snowflake cling sheets (80 pieces total)
What happens after you order
Ships in 1–2 business days
Orders are processed Monday to Friday, excluding holidays.
Tracked delivery
Usually 5–8 business days after shipping, with a tracking number for every order.
Damaged or wrong item?
Free returns within 15 days of delivery. Damaged or wrong item? We replace or refund it.
What people ask most
Will they fit my windows?
They go on any smooth, clean pane of glass, indoor side. Eighty pieces on two 8.27 x 12.32 in sheets is enough for a bay window or several panes. The supplier doesn't list individual flake sizes.
Do they really stay up without tape or glue?
They hold by static cling on glass that's smooth, clean and dry. There's no adhesive backing, so rough, dusty, wet or frosted glass won't hold them.
Can I put them on the outside of the window?
No. They're not rated for outdoor-facing application, weather or direct water exposure. Keep them on the inside of the pane.
Are they safe around kids?
They're small, thin plastic pieces and not a toy, so supervise young children and keep loose flakes out of reach. The supplier doesn't provide flame rating or child-safety certification.
How do I clean them?
Wipe dust off with a dry cloth. If a piece stops clinging, rinse it in cool water, let it air-dry and press it back on. No solvents or abrasive cleaners.
What's in the box?
Two snowflake cling sheets with 80 white plastic pieces in total, in mixed designs and sizes plus small solid dots. No tape, hooks or tools are included or needed.
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