Photo Paper Avery Classic Inkjet 10x15cm 180g

Avery Classic Inkjet 10x15cm 180g photo paper provides a glossy surface and a medium weight of 180 g/m² tailored for inkjet printers. Chlorine-free and manufactured in Germany, the paper is intended for producing vibrant, sharp 10x15 cm photographic prints and small-format images. Each pack contains 100 sheets of white photo paper suitable for home, office, or professional use where standard glossy prints are required.

Advantages

The glossy finish enhances color saturation and contrast, producing vivid photographs with sharp detail. At 180 g/m² the paper offers a balance between stiffness and flexibility, making it easy to handle, feed through most inkjet printers and store. Being chlorine-free reduces environmental impact during production without affecting print quality. The consistent surface and weight ensure reliable print results and predictable drying time for pigment and dye inks.

Suitable for

• Printing 10x15 cm photographs and snapshots
• Photo albums and memory books
• Event photo printing (parties, weddings, school events)
• Small promotional prints and product images
• Home and office photo projects

Key specifications

• Size: 10 x 15 cm (standard photo format)
• Finish: Gloss
• Media weight: 180 g/m²
• Colour: White base
• Sheets per pack: 100
• Designed for: Inkjet printers
• Environmental: Chlorine-free paper
• Origin: Manufactured in Germany

How to use

Load the photo paper into your inkjet printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions, with the glossy side facing the print head as specified by the printer. Select the 10x15 cm paper size and a photo or high-quality print setting to optimize color and resolution. Allow printed sheets to dry flat for a short period before stacking or inserting into albums to avoid smudging. Store unused sheets in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain print performance.

Recommendations

For best results, use the printer’s photo paper or high-quality ink settings and let prints dry completely before handling. Test a small print first if you are using a new ink type or printer profile to adjust color management and paper feed settings.