Round cake pans are made with their bottoms tightly curving up to create their sides. Is it really too much to ask that parchment rounds reflect that 1/16th of a inch allowance for the curve? My tip is to not try to cut off the excess, but instead to run your finger or brush (whichever you use to butter the pan) firmly into the curve so that you've laminated the edge of the parchment to the pan preventing batter from seeping under. These rounds are nice and thin, and very slick.

I've ordered pre-cut parchment cake pan liners from this vendor several times. Each time, the cuts accurately fit the pans, they don't scorch or stick and release beautifully. If you like to bake, but hate the clean up or have problems with cakes sticking to the pans, I recommend this vendors products. They ship immediately so with Prime, I have the supplies in 2 days.

I love the parchment paper but they are a little large for 9". When I make my cheese cake.

Never used parchment paper before because I'm not much of a Baker. A friend told me she always uses them. So, gave it a shot. These papers work awesome. Perfect size for my 9 inch pans. The delivery was fast.

The paper was too large for my 9 inch pan from Cuisinart

Not happy flismy parchment papers, that I can't return tried to retun and said I will receive 0.00 dollars back, for that I guess forget the hassle and let then sit in my cabinet.

They work well, but do not fit the size of my pans perfectly. I find myself having to cut them smaller for both my cheesecake and cake pan despite being stated for 9in pans. They are far more convenient than having the cut round circles out of parchment paper, but still do not fit perfectly as I expected.

I bought these to use when cooking in a convection microwave, you use the metal turntable as the pan and these pre-cut parchment papers fit on the turntable perfect and make cleanup a breeze.