computer paper card stock

Common sizes include 8.5 x 11 inches (letter) and smaller greeting-card formats such as 5.5 x 8.5 inches. Some greeting cards are prescored to fold to smaller finished sizes, for example folding to 4.25 x 5.5 inches.

The listings show a broad range of basis weights. Examples include lightweight copy paper around 28 lb (105 gsm) up to heavier stocks like 110 lb (199 gsm). Other common entries include 53 lb (210 gsm), 64 lb (listed with differing gsm values such as 240–260 gsm in different entries), and 65 lb (176 gsm).

You’ll find glossy, matte, and uncoated finishes across the listings. Some greeting cards combine finishes (for example, a glossy exterior with a matte interior), while many general-purpose papers are uncoated.

Yes. Several listings note archival-friendly features such as acid-free and lignin-free construction, which are intended to resist yellowing and deterioration over time.

Some greeting-card and photo-style papers advertise photographic-quality prints, a wider color gamut for vivid images, and instant-dry surfaces so prints can be handled immediately after printing.

The results include copy/print paper, index stock, and cover-style cardstock. Examples in the listings are copy paper at 28 lb (105 gsm), smooth index stock at 110 lb (199 gsm), and cover/cardstock at 65 lb (176 gsm).