What kind of photo paper do I use for postcards?
by Raki Wright | Last Updated December 30, 2015
Photo paper is generally a high gloss finish on one side and matte on the reverse. It can be printed on both sides. If you have an inkjet printer, we recommend only using paper specifically designated as inkjet paper, as it will absorb the ink properly. Photo cards for laser printers can only be created from laser guaranteed paper, to avoid a residue that will damage the printer. For exceptional prints that look very realistic with vivid color and clarity, we recommend Premium Matte Inkjet paper.
- Start with a blank postcard template.
- Print preview.
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Ensure your printer is set to accomodate specialty paper.
- Print.
What tips do you have for printing photos onto postcards?
