A4 Photo Paper
Browse through our collection of A4 printer paper from Brother, Canon and Epson brands to use with compatible printers.
Premium gloss, glossy and semi-gloss papers
Glossy paper is a popular choice for printing photographs. Generally, glossy printer paper captures colours and details better than regular paper. Additionally, glossy paper offers the advantage of fade resistance. Premium gloss papers have enhanced glossiness to increase the attractiveness and appeal of the printed material. Semi-gloss paper and lustre paper are popular choices for many prints because it cuts down on glare like matte paper but offers the smooth texture of glossy paper.
Iron-on photo transfer paper
Canon and Epson offer iron-on transfer paper to use for transferring your favourite designs or art onto fabric products like T-shirts, pouches, bags and more. Follow the simple instructions to print out the image of your choice on the specially designed iron on printer paper and use a hot iron to transfer the design to a fabric clothing or cloth material. It is easy to get professional-quality results without having to head to a printing studio.
Matte paper for versatile prints
We stock matte printer paper to use for different art projects and prints. Matte paper is like regular paper though the difference is in the additional coating in matte paper that protects it from wear and tear and also offers a professional finish to any printed material.
At Ink Depot, you can shop for A4 printer paper in different types and get them delivered to your doorstep anywhere in Australia.
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General FAQ
Glossy A4 paper is easily recognisable for the special coating that gives it a shiny appearance and smooth texture in addition to being fadeproof, water-resistant and smudgeproof. Matte paper has a texture similar to regular printer paper and may have a coating to get the best results when used with an inkjet printer.
Generally, all kinds of paper - including glossy and lustre - are not waterproof though glossy paper can survive minor spills if they are wiped off immediately. Only plastic-coated paper is waterproof. When you buy paper, you can check to see if the information mentions it as waterproof.
