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Message: [QUOTE="DoriePack, post: 228737, member: 25065"] Printing on parchment paper can definitely be tricky, but here are a few tips that might help: [LIST=1] [*][B]Printer Type[/B]: Laser printers are usually better for parchment paper because the toner adheres well to the surface, whereas inkjet inks can smudge or not stick properly. [*][B]Settings[/B]: Use the “thick paper” or “specialty paper” setting on your printer if it has one. Reducing the print speed can also help ensure better quality. [*][B]Durability[/B]: For food-related uses, you might want to explore food-safe toners or coatings to ensure compliance with safety standards. [*][B]Test and Adjust[/B]: Since parchment paper can vary, testing small batches with slightly different settings (temperature, pressure, etc.) will help you find the sweet spot for your prints. [/LIST] Hope these tips help! Your website sounds awesome—I’m sure your customers will appreciate the improvements you’re working on. [/QUOTE]