In this work, it is was studied whether the carrier structure (small plates) made of commercial polymer materials, used in additive manufacturing, can be used for the integration of optical chemical sensors in the form of thin films with an immobilized pH indicator. The goal was to gain as much useful informations as possible to develop a thin film that could be used to coat microreactor channels produced by additive manufacturing. A total of eight different polymer materials and glass, which is frequently used as a carrier of this kind of chemical sensors, were used. Five different kinds of thin films and three pH indicators were developed. The first film (NB/PVC) was obtained by dissolving poly(vinyl-chloride) (PVC) in tetrahydrofurane (THF) with addition of lypophilized Nile blue (NB) indicator. The remaining four films were obtained by the sol-gel method, with bromcresol green used in three films and methyl red used in the last film. Sol-gel cocktails were obtained with three different silane precursors (tetraethoxysilane TEOS, glycidoxypropyltrimethoxysilane GLYMO and trimetoxyphenylsilane FTMS) in different ratios were used in interest to investigate the effect of their selection on the properties of obtained thin films. Prepared sol-gel solutions (cocktails) were applied on polymer plates using spin-coating technique. Of all the tested materials, TOUGH (mixture of polyethylene and polypropylene) proved to be the worst choice for this application because all of the examined films were easily removed from its surface, which is why it did not pass preliminary tests. Z-PCABS, Z-ULTRAT and Z-ABS due to clearly visible color changes on the film, especially when using the MTF film obtained by the combination of TEOS and FTMS precursors with the addition of the methyl red indicator, can be distinguished as the best tested materials. From obtained results it was clear that only two films (the ones obtained by sol-gel method with TEOS and FTMS precursors) can be successfully integrated on the tested materials because the other three films (NB / PVC, BT and BTG) did not retain the sensory properties or the adhesion between the film and the plates was so low that they were easily removed from the polymer plates. For the practical use in coating of the microreactor channels, only the film with methyl red could be used because the time necessary for a representative response is shorter then with the bromcresol green.