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: Many hobbyists recommend Koala Semi-gloss photo paper (around 30lb) or general 130g/m² glossy paper to achieve the right sheen without being too thick to fit in a case.

: Provides a soft, elegant finish with no glare, ideal for art books.

: The best paper for wrapping boards is typically 60–75 gsm . It is flexible enough to wrap around edges but strong enough not to tear when adhesive is applied. cover.jpg

If you want to match the look and feel of professional retail inserts:

For printing high-quality covers, the "best" paper depends on whether you are recreating a retail look (like for a game or DVD) or creating a custom book cover. Retail Media Covers (Games, DVDs, CDs) : Many hobbyists recommend Koala Semi-gloss photo paper

: Most standard paperback covers use 10 to 15 point cover stock that is often laminated for protection. Glossy vs. Matte :

: While durable, heavy cardstock (over 200gsm) can sometimes be too stiff to fold neatly into some jewel cases. Book Covers It is flexible enough to wrap around edges

The best paper for printing cover art at home : r/gamecollecting