Q. Is printer paper identical to copy paper?

Answer

While printer paper is often used for printing papers with images or documents that require a little better quality, copy paper is most commonly used for printing everyday documents such as letters and paperwork. In comparison to printer paper, copy paper has a more uniform thickness and is sold at a lower price. Both of these options can be used interchangeably when printing documents that contain text. Beyond the quantity of light that travels through each sheet of paper, which is determined by the weight, it won't make much of a difference. The majority of purely paper copy papers are guaranteed to work with inkjet printers and produce results that are adequate when printing text or images that are not complex.