For everyday photos and larger print runs, 180–200gsm strikes the right balance of quality and cost. For framing, portfolios or professional-looking prints, 240–260gsm gives a thicker, more premium result that feels closer to a lab print.

Yes, it's made for standard home inkjet printers across all the main brands. Just remember photo paper is for inkjet only; a laser printer's heat isn't suited to it. Remember to change your printer settings when using our photo paper.

The biggest factor is your printer setting. Choose a glossy or photo paper mode in the driver so the printer lays down the right amount of ink, leave it on plain paper and prints come out flat. Loading the sheet glossy-side up matters too.

No, like most glossy photo paper, these A4 sheets are single-sided. Only the glossy face takes the ink properly, so print on that side and load it facing the right way for your printer.