5 Best Printing Services in Toronto (2026)

Print Xpress Toronto operates out of a Yonge Street storefront near Dundas Square, handling both personal and business printing under one roof: documents, business cards, flyers, posters, banners, labels, stickers and photo prints. The shop is run day-to-day by an owner-operator, Sam, who reviewers describe as personally handling most jobs and suggesting cheaper or better print options rather than just taking the order as given. Turnaround on most jobs is described as quick, sometimes same-visit, with a strong focus on events and business materials.

TPH The Printing House operates a PATH-level location inside First Canadian Place, part of a wider TPH chain across Toronto, and focuses on digital and commercial printing including business cards, photo prints and prototype card stock samples. Reviewers describe staff like Mac and Andrew helping walk through affordable options, including embossed and laminated finishes, and same-day turnaround on photo printing. One reviewer notes that pricing at this specific location differed from another TPH branch on King Street for what should have been the same job, worth confirming your quote in writing if timing or cost matters.

Print & Gift runs a Bay Street shop offering digital printing alongside custom gifts: personalized mugs, t-shirts, tote bags and corporate gifts sit next to the standard business card, banner and poster printing. The shop is set up for quick-turnaround personal orders as much as business ones, with reviewers describing same-day custom mugs, a resized banner delivered in two days, and wedding favors produced in three hours ahead of a wedding. It also serves as a walk-in option for travelers, one reviewer had a forgotten conference poster reprinted and ready in 20 minutes after emailing the file from a train.

Omazzii Print shares a Bay Street address with Print & Gift and focuses more on larger-format and specialty work: blueprints, invitations, graphic design and large-format signage alongside standard business printing. Reviewers describe the team handling more complex jobs than a typical print shop, including an 8-by-8-foot event mural the staff helped install on site, and a family photo book bound and delivered within five days for a Christmas deadline. Several reviewers specifically mention the team fixing complicated or broken files rather than rejecting the order.

This UPS Store location on Elizabeth Street, locally owned and operated by Hamid Tabatabaei, combines standard UPS shipping and mailbox services with printing, copying, faxing and document shredding. Beyond simple document printing, staff here help customers sort out shipping options for things like passport applications heading to the US consulate, and reviewers name staff like Hourod and Hamid specifically for walking through the details of a print or shipping job. A couple of reviewers describe feeling upsold into a pricier shipping option than they needed, or found the per-page copy charge higher than expected, worth asking for the cheapest option explicitly rather than assuming the first quote is it.