A little help for a better print.
Choose paper, check physical size and understand what your printer can change. Start with one proof, then save the settings that work for your setup.
Which photocard size should I print?
Compare 55 × 85 mm and 54 × 86 mm cards, photo resolution and sleeve fit before printing at home.
Read guide ↗from a favourite photo to something you can holdYour first photocard print at home
A practical home-printing checklist: choose paper, prepare photos, calibrate size, print at 100% and cut your cards.
Read guide ↗your A4 sheet, a little more usefulPrint photocards on A4 paper
Compare nine-card portrait and ten-card landscape A4 photocard sheets, cutting gaps and original-size printing.
Read guide ↗choose the stock before the big batchPhotocard paper weight, inkjet and laser printing
Choose paper for your printer: understand gsm, coated stock, inkjet and laser compatibility, drying and double-sided feeding.
Read guide ↗one test, one changed settingFix photocard colour, size and cropped print problems
A practical troubleshooting order for dark or tinted prints, wrong card size, clipped edges, blurry images and repeated pages.
Read guide ↗measure first, align secondCalibrate double-sided photocard printing
Check scale, paper flip direction and front/back offsets before printing shared card backs on a home printer.
Read guide ↗a little guide for your Letter trayPrint photocards on US Letter paper
Prepare a US Letter photocard PDF with full-size cards, cutting gaps, crop marks and a separate calibration sheet.
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