For everyday snaps and large batches, 180–200gsm does the job and keeps the cost down. If the prints are going in a frame or through the post, 240–260gsm gives you that thicker, more premium feel that stands up better to handling. There's no wrong answer — it just depends on where the photo ends up.

If you've got a standard home inkjet, yes. All our 6x4 paper is made for inkjet printers, just make sure you change your printer settings to ensure smooth paper feeding and print. The only thing to steer clear of is a laser printer, as those use heat that photo paper isn't built for.

Almost always it's the printer setting rather than the paper. If your driver still thinks it's on plain paper, it won't lay down enough ink. Before printing, choose a glossy or photo paper option in your print settings and you'll see the colour jump straight away.

Each sheet is one 6x4 print, so a 100 sheet pack gives you 100 photos. BUT, ours actually have 105 sheets per pack, not your normal 100 sheets like every other brand. That makes it an easy, low-cost way to print a whole event or holiday's worth of snaps in one go.