Tabbies Rainbow Bible Indexing Tabs, Old & New Testaments, 80 Tabs Including 64 Books & 16 Reference Tabs, Multi-Colored (58346), Rainbow Colored

These tabs are so cute and easy to use. They are not too thick and make such a nice look to the bible. The actual tabs are perfect size, and the edges are not rough due to cutting quality. Since it comes with a ruler, it is very easy to install to keep it organized and appealing. Putting the tabs on was very easy to do. Overall, very easy to use and find chapter and love it! I would buy this again and use it again if I had another bible.

These Bible tabs have been perfect. Easy to apply with thorough instructions the colors are perfect. Functionality is perfect. The fit is perfect for each chapter and the tabs are very durable.

Installation took me a lot longer than it should have, but I read reviews beforehand and decided to take my time to be extra careful. I bought myself the CSB Rainbow Study Bible recently and these tabs go great with it. The rainbow colors of both the tabs and the Bible are more on the subtle/muted side rather than bold and highly saturated. I took a look at a few other rainbow tabs out there before landing on these. I’m glad I went with them.My advice is don’t rush. Read the directions beforehand. Do measure the length of your Bible page. The tabs pages are perforated if you look closely, so bend the paper back and forth to crease it before you tear them into strips, which makes it easy to peel off the tabs (as someone already demonstrated in a video on here). Line up the black line of each tab right along the edge of the page. If you have to reposition the tab, peel it off quickly before it sticks but do so carefully or you’ll rip the page. I only messed up the tab of the book of Job a little by trying to peel it off too late, but I managed to still make it look good. Think it through, listen to some music or a podcast while applying these, and be patient. They’re thin, but I think they’ll hold up well. While I initially gave 4 stars because application seemed tedious compared to other tab applications I’ve done in the past, the product itself was exactly as described. It just takes patience and being careful with alignment when applying them to the pages as well as when you fold them over. They aren’t cut weird, but if you fold them over quickly without making sure the black line is alongside the edge of the back of the page also, you will get uneven looking tabs. I had no real issues except for trying to line them up perfectly and I’m happy with the result.

I ordered these for my untabbed Henry Morris KJV bible. Nice bible but no cutouts or way of finding your way through it. So I figured I'd check these out and see if they would be helpful. And they are! Makes going to a particular book a piece of cake now. I would recommend them.Some tips for putting them on however will be helpful. First of all, this is not a task you want to race through. Take your time and expect it to take a little while. It can be a little tedious.Next, be aware that the black line on the tab should line up with the edge of the page. I placed the first tab not realizing that and wasted it since it ended up not being a tab. Duh! Lesson learned.A tab guide is provided but you don't really need it. First, go to the page you want to tab to. Flip it as though it were tabbed so you can decide which page you are tabbing to. That is, which page you will arrive on when you use the tab.I found that the easiest way to place the tabs is to decide on your page and open the bible to that page. Then carefully separate your tab from the paper holder. Easy does it because you want to remove the whole tab as a few ripped a bit on me at the clear contact points.Once you have your page. Line up the black line with the edge of the page and starting from the top and working your way down in the bible book place your tab on the page. Secure it.Now, carefully turn the page until you have only one page open. Bible pages are thin so make sure you do this and don't get more than one page together. (The instructions warn about this as well.) If you do mess up (I did twice) use a hair dryer right away to loosen the tab by heating the sealed tab and carefully peeling it up. Once up separate the extra page till you are at only one page.Next, using the un-sticky side take your finger and push the tab upwards so that it bends at the provided slit. Once it is bending correctly keep bringing it over until it seals on the reverse of your selected page. Smooth it down and you have a tabbed page.Now, move to the next book. Get to your desired page. Use the previous tab as a location guide for the next one, moving downward in the book.Then, seal it on the desired page using the black line for an edge of page guideline. Then, turn to the reverse of the page so only one page is selected. Push upward towards the bend. Seal it on the reverse page side. Done! Move to the next book. (The tabs are properly ordered.)Once all the tabs have been placed, I found that the easiest way to get to your desired book is to place the binding in your lap or down and simply let the pages drop towards you using the tab as your marker. No stress on the pages of the book or the tab this way.One minor criticism- John 1-3 is on one tab. Not a big deal. Since 2 and 3 are not long. Just something to be aware of.Another tip: Remove tabs carefully so you remove them intact.All in all, the tabs have made my book imminently more useful and the colors help as well which help to separate the Pentateuch from the prophets etc. A useful product if you apply it carefully and take your time.