Koala Glossy Thin Inkjet Paper 8.5x11 Inches 100 Sheets Compatible with Inkjet Printer Use DYE INK 115gsm

Love this photo paper!!! Prints bright vivid color & dries immediately!!! I make a lot of print & cut designs for cards and paper crafts and prefer this thin photo paper to the 48 lb. Photo paper. I cut it on light cardstock setting in Cricut Design Space & it cuts beautifully! Very Glossy with nice sheen! Highly recommend!

Great paper. I personally don’t use it for printing so I wouldn’t know the performance, but I sublimate the paper and it has been amazing. I don’t have an inkjet printer and don’t feel like investing in one anymore. I needed a fine and glossy paper that could withstand the heat from sublimation and this works great at 370 F* for 50s. Prints come out perfect for what I needed.

Great for crafting projects. Good quality and affordable

This paper will continue to be on my reorder list! Prints look bright and glossy. I Print on glossy photo setting on an HP Ink tank style printer with little to no smudging immediately after printing. The only drawback for me, which may only be relative to my printer, because the black cartridge is not the same type of ink as the colored cartridges, so the black never fully dries without smudging. However, the paper packaging gives you a warning about that, so I'm not disappointed.

good paper quality, good value for money, good adhesion,

Pros: 1. Good Print Quality – The image came out with sharp details and dark, rich colors. The ink adheres well and makes the photo look professional once fully dried. 2. Works Well for Magnets & Crafts – Even though it’s thin, it still prints smoothly, making it usable for smaller projects like photo magnets. 3. Easy to Handle in Printer – The paper fed into the printer without jamming or misalignment, which is always a plus. 4. Affordable Option – Compared to thicker, premium photo papers, Koala is budget-friendly and gets the job done. ⸻ Cons: 1. Very Thin Paper – The biggest drawback is how thin it feels compared to standard photo paper. It’s not sturdy, which makes it less durable for certain projects. 2. Takes Time to Dry – After printing, the paper softens, and the ink doesn’t dry instantly. You have to wait before cutting or handling it, or else smudges and bends can happen. 3. Color Tones Print Darker – The colors tend to come out darker than expected, so lighter or bright images may lose some detail. 4. Not Ideal for Heavy Handling – Because it’s thin, if you’re using it for crafts like magnets or albums, you’ll need to be extra careful during cutting and gluing. ⸻ ✅ Final Verdict: Koala Photo Paper is a decent budget-friendly choice if you want sharp prints and don’t mind waiting for them to dry. However, the thinness and darker print tones may be a downside for professional-looking crafts. It works, but you’ll need to handle it with extra care, especially when making photo magnets. Bty, I am using epson et-8500 printer

I buy this photo paper all the time. Holds the color and cost effective. Never had curling or a paper jam when using several sheets at once.

I use this paper daily for my custom magnet business. It’s glossy, works great with my printer, and has a great result.