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Your cart is empty.Made for Inkjet Printers but not compatible with all printers due to the thickness of 0.35mm. Glossy coating on both sides, heavy duty postcards 4 x 6 inches. Print your own postcards at home with United States Post Office compliant postcards, standard size. Quick dry coating. Recommended to use with Inkjet Printers, printer must be able to print using a 4 x 6 inch setting, these are not tear off sheets and are exactly 4 x 6 inches that come in 50 packs. Due to thickness some inkjet printers may not be compatible, please confirm your printer can accept the thickness of 0.014 inches or 0.35 mm. Known printers that are compatable are Epson 8550 rear feed and Canon Pixma. A lot of HP printers are not compatible and can not handle the thickness.
D. Wheeler
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
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alicia
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
Quality of paper is awesome and color doesn't run. I will purchase more!
Drew Halsey
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
These cards suck. My HP photo printer that’s normally amazing hates whatever cheap coating they use on them. See pic. HP postcard paper on bottom and these on the top. Please don’t ask about ink levels. Ink is fine. They were printed back to back and repeatedly tried. Horrible.
Thomas S.
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023
My goal is to print in my home color laser printer via its front MFD tray, game cards for some board games. This 14pt thick glossy photo card is perfect thickness and print-ability for that.The only issue so far has been finding the best way to feed the card into the printer so it doesn't pull in slightly angled.The print quality is excellent.With the 3mm corner rounding punch and an airbrushed on Aliphatic Polyurethane satin finish to level and make the reflectivity uniform from the matte toner areas vs the glossy unprinted sections, the cards should look great and blend in with the factory cards easily.(note for the nerds: getting the colors of the artwork to match the factory cards take some back and forth with test prints on cheaper printer paper, adjusting the color hues and lightness, etc. Additional nerd fact: I'm using this to create some custom Zombicide 2E survivor,zombie, and equipment cards)
M. Jenner
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023
These postcards print great on my Canon printer, but I tried to print the backs using either an Epson printer or my Canon and had trouble with feeding on the Epson, had to hand feed one at a time and several times each to get them to print. The ink smeared on both printers when trying to print the backsides. That doesn't make any sense to me since the first side did not smear. I can't find any other thick, card weight glossy that works with inkjet. It's spendy at .24 per card. I'm doing this for charity to raise money for a train museum. I'm having to use Avery labels to add the details on the backs.
Nicole
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023
These are 4 x 6 glossy both sides. They came out really well with my artwork printed on them so I can have mini art print cards. They are really glossy shiny. Maybe wish they were a little thicker, but it’s not enough that it bothered me. I would totally buy these again print it out really well. Really smooth dried really fast. Definitely can print out your artwork if you’re looking for that or even your own personal photos it just print it out. So smooth I haven’t had an issue. Will be buying again.there awesome especially if you are wanting to print out art work and if you are curious about what printer I have and used to get this kind of print it is an Epson eco-tank, ET 8550
BlueMalamute
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2022
I have an Epson WF-7720, just to preface. Other printers may like this paper just fine. Mine hated it like the dickens.I got about 18 prints into a 50-print job before it started refusing to feed the sheets. Swapped one for a different brand to see if it was the tray, no problem. Back to this one - jam after jam, after jam, after jam. So I figured "Okay, maybe a bad batch of paper; could be that the edge wasn't cut right and that's why it won't go through." I opened a second pack, got 25 more prints, and then it went back to refusing to feed.As of writing this review, it's been 3 hours and two more packs of paper - hasn't made a single other print.It could be the simple fact that the paper is glossy on both sides, that's making the rollers refuse to accept it through. Regardless, I've dug about 35 tiny paper accordions out of the back of my printer at this point, and I'm sick of dealing with it. I can't even get the whole first batch, let alone refeed it to print the second side. Which is a shame, because what has printed looks FANTASTIC! When it works, the print quality is GREAT - but OMG what a pain in the anus this has been to try and make it work.TL;DR - I bought 4 packs of this, the test print came out great, but a few pages in they all started to jam and I had to abandon the print job. Don't do it to yourself; buy something else.***UPDATE***A friend of mine wanted to try it, because he liked the print quality but didn't think the horror story of my printer would apply to his unit. He has an HP Inkjet blah blah blah, some photo printing model or another.Anyway, after about 6-7 jams, his printed like a dream. Still had to manually duplex, but I didn't have to load one card at a time, and it didn't get caught in the rollers or come out with mangled corners. So I updated the rating to 3 stars, because while it still sucks in MY printer, it's still good paper and prints well from the right device. So I'm buying him a stockpile of it, and hopefully he continues to enjoy it in the future.Double-sided glossy paper is a great idea; I wish it was easier to find, and came in more sizes/weights.
Maggie
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2021
I just got this printer and finally got to test it with these glossy photo paper! It prints well and works on both sides! One side is less "texture-y" than the other side (you can see it under certain lighting), so I do prefer to print on the less textured side.If you also have an Epson EcoTank, make sure you set the Epson software's printer properties to "Borderless" and "High" quality print. I could not get the results I wanted the first few tries when printing directly from Affinity Photo software (might be due to all the artwork layering) and/or using the printer's default settings. However if you print straight from the default Windows 10 photo preview, it will work!! The colors are accurate and prints borderless perfectly! Highly recommend!
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