This is a long shot and I haven’t tried it myself and the heat MIGHT ruin lights but it’s lights or damage fees but maybe try using a blow dryer to soften up the glue... maybe try in a little spot n see if the heat loosens the glue at all....

If it's just adhesive, you could try slowly sawing through it using tooth floss. I've used that for 3M strips when the tab broke off.

Last year I had LEDS, I yanked it off my wall and it ripped hella paint. But thankfully they didn’t notice, so don’t be as dumb as me because you might not be as lucky as me.

try fabric softner

I used a heat gun to melt the adhesive when I took mine down a few years ago. It still took off some paint here and there, kind of unavoidable but if you heat it up it helps make it not as bad in my experience

Use a hair dryer or a heat gun to soften the adhesive

Pick up a cheap heat gun.

If the adhesive already permeated the paint, I don't know that you'll be able to remove the rest any other way.

Otherwise, cut along the edge with a razor to keep the tear outs from spreading past the edge, and then light weight spackle the torn areas and sand smooth to repaint.

You can use 91% alcohol to loosen up the adhesive.

Could take a utility knife extend the blade all the way, put it to the side and slide the blade under the lights and pull them at the same time. I remove these alot as a painter and that what I do. Takes a bit of patience your first time tho

Buy a hair dryer

Dental floss

Use a flexible putty knife to remove the strips and adhesive. Sand smooth, spot prime with oil-based primer over the adhesive (there's always residual glue), light skim with hot mud, sand and re-prime the mud, top coat.

To move your LED strips, try wrapping the adhesive side with painter’s tape or wax paper to protect it. You can also use a hairdryer to gently heat the adhesive if it’s tough to remove. This will help preserve their stickiness for reusing in your new place!

Good luck with the move!

tape perhaps

I have a lot of experience with LED light strips, but I'm not sure exactly what you are asking.

Are you asking how to:

1. Safely remove the strips without damaging the paint?
2. How to store the strips so the sticky side doesn't become a mess?
3. How to re-use the sticky side after your move?

1. Very carefully, and you might not be successful depending on the stickiness/paint quality combo. Use a putty knife and pull verrrryy slowly. Be prepared to touch up with a little patch paint just in case.

2. I would use strips of paper, plastic, or electrical tape to safely cover the sticky. Then re-spool the lights (buy or make a spool if necessary) to keep them from tangling in the move.

3. Don't. In my experience, the built-in sticky is one-use. Fortunately, you can use little strips of mounting tape to reinstall your lights somewhere new (I've moved with mine several times) and mounting tape is also more reliable in not damaging the paint in your next place. :)

Instead, cover the old sticky with something permanent like paper and then use mounting tape in the new place.

Stick them to baking paper 

Have you tried command strips? Also if the paint chips I would recommend buy some paint to cover it up. It doesn’t have to be anything crazy. But that’s what I did for and old apartment and they didn’t notice so i thought it was worth mentioning

DONT USE COMMAND STRIPS!! they WILL STILL TAKE OFF PAINT!!! Instead use mounting putty!!! i use it and my lights do not budge at allll

Depends on the kind you get I guess, I'd suggest looking for some description of non-damaging tape to secure them.

I don't plan on removing my lights ever so I use stronger double sided tape instead, because no matter what you get the adhesive backing is weak

The tape to apply them might. It is not a big deal since you can repaint the wall.

Petroleum jelly, WD40, olive oil, peanutbutter. They will all help break it down and make it easier to remove. Let it soak awhile.

Try isopropanol, or if you don’t have any, alcohol based hand sanitiser might also work.

A citrus based mechanics hand cleaner can work. Or goof off 2 (water based)let it soak for a while and clean with an non abrasive scrubber like a nail brush repeat as needed . Don’t use Goof off 1 (solvent based), abrasive cleaners, green scrubbing pads or, magic erasers. These will strip the paint.