If you own a standard home inkjet printer like Epson, Canon, HP, Brother you're covered. Every paper in this collection is made for inkjet printers, just make sure you change your printer settings for our GO Inkjet photo paper. The one thing to avoid is feeding it through a laser printer: laser units use heat, and photo paper isn't built for that, so stick to inkjet only.

It comes down to what the print's for. For snaps, albums and prints for the fridge, 6x4 or 10x15cm is the go-to. A5 suits smaller keepsakes and craft projects, A4 is the everyday all-rounder most people reach for, and A3 is the one you want when a photo's going in a frame on the wall. If you're not sure, A4 is the safe bet as it handles the widest range of jobs.

Nine times out of ten it's the printer setting, not the paper. If the driver still thinks it's printing on plain office paper, it won't lay down enough ink for a photo. Before printing, go into your print settings and pick a glossy or photo paper option that matches you'll see an immediate jump in colour and contrast.

Its a yes and no answer like nearly all glossy photo paper, these sheets are single-sided. Only one face carries the glossy coating that takes the ink; the reverse is plain. Load it coated-side up (or facing the way your printer pulls from) and you'll be grand. You can print on the reverse side however this is uncoated and just the paper base, so this would be better for text rather than images. The reverse side also DOES NOT have any water markings on it.