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  1. Best overall

    White Postcard 5x7, 100-Pack by Neenah

    4.7/5 $15-$18

    High quality heavyweight cardstock for professional-looking postcards. Compatible with inkjet and laser printers.

    • Thick and durable
    • Smooth finish
    • Prints well on both sides
    • Slightly pricey per pack
  2. Best value

    Avery Greeting Cards for Inkjet Printers, 5x7, 20-Pack

    4.6/5 $10-$12

    Pre-scored and foldable cards with matching envelopes. Perforated for easy separation.

    • Comes with envelopes
    • Easy to score and fold
    • Good print quality
    • Limited to 20 per pack
  3. Best budget bulk

    Postcards 4x6, Matte finish, 200-Pack by Cardstock Warehouse

    4.8/5 $20-$25

    Excellent value for bulk mailing. Matte finish reduces glare and works well with stamps and inkjet printing.

    • Very affordable per card
    • Great for mass mailings
    • Matte surface easy to write on
    • Thinner than premium cards
    • Limited color options
  4. Best for art prints

    Strathmore 300 Series Bristol Smooth Postcard, 5x7, 50-Pack

    4.5/5 $12-$15

    Smooth, heavyweight bristol paper perfect for detailed drawings and paintings. Acid-free for longevity.

    • Excellent for art media
    • Archival quality
    • Lay flat surface
    • Not ideal for text-heavy printing
    • Price per card higher than standard
  5. Best for color printing

    Hammermill Premium Color Copy Postcards, 100-Pack

    4.6/5 $18-$22

    Bright white, coated paper that brings out vivid colors in photos and graphics. Resists smudging.

    • Brilliant color reproduction
    • Quick drying
    • Suitable for double-sided printing
    • Glossy finish not for writing
    • A bit more expensive
  6. Best economy

    Smead Postcard, 5x8, 100-Pack, Manila

    4.0/5 $8-$10

    Economical manila postcards ideal for notetaking and filing. Sturdy enough for heavy handling.

    • Very low cost
    • Durable cardstock
    • Great for filing systems
    • Not for printing color images
    • Plain appearance

Buying advice

When choosing postcards, consider your printer type: laser or inkjet. For high-quality photos, go with glossy or coated stock. For writing or artwork, matte or bristol finishes are better. Bulk packs save money for large mailings, but check thickness - postcards need at least 7 pt thickness (or 176 gsm) to qualify for USPS postcard rates. Verify the product fits 'Office Products > Office & School Supplies' category (e.g., not arts and crafts). Always confirm compatibility with your printer specifications.

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