Canon Printer Ink

If you own a Canon printer, you already know the sting — the machine's cheap, the ink isn't. A full set of genuine Canon cartridges can cost more than the printer did. Our compatible Canon ink does the same job for a lot less, typically saving you around 60% against the genuine price, with none of the "will this even work?" gamble. Not sure which cartridge you need? Use the printer cartridge finder below.

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PG-510 & CL-511 - PG-540 & CL-541 - PG-545 & CL-546 - PG-560 & CL-561 - PG-575 & CL-576 - PGI-5 & CLI-8 - PGI-29 - PGI-35 & CLI-36 - PGI-72 - PGI-520 & CLI-521 - PGI-525 & CLI-526 - PGI-530 & CLI-531 - PGI-550 & CLI-551 - PGI-570 & CLI-571 - PGI-580 & CLI-581 - PGI-1500 - PGI-2500

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Cheap Canon Inks doesn't mean poor quality

Everything here is built to OEM's specifications, so your printer reads the cartridge, reports levels, and prints exactly as it should. Whether you're running off the kids' homework on a PIXMA TS5150 or printing invoices on a MAXIFY, the ink that comes out looks right.

Find your Canon ink cartridge fast

Looking for a new cartridge is simple, you can also click on our most common printer series to help speed up the process:

Canon codes its cartridges in pairs — a pigment black (the PG or PGI) and a colour (the CL or CLI). Check the label on your current cartridge or your printer model, then jump straight to your range:

  • PG-540 & CL-541 — the workhorse pair for PIXMA MG and TS home printers
  • PG-545 & CL-546 — later TS and TR models; XL versions available for heavier use
  • PGI-580 & CLI-581 — the five- and six-ink systems in newer PIXMA TS models, including our best-selling XXL cartridges
  • PGI-550 & CLI-551 — still going strong in thousands of MG and iP printers

If you are looking for inkjet cartridges for Canon printers but still unsure which one you need please feel free to get in touch

Standard, XL or XXL — which is worth it?

If you print more than the odd page, XL and XXL cartridges are almost always the better buy. They cost a little more up front but hold far more ink, so your cost-per-page drops and you're not back at the checkout every fortnight.

Did you know, its possible to save £100+ per year refilling than buying Canon Printer Ink.

Before you replace, it's worth knowing you can often refill the cartridge you've already got. Our Canon refill kits come with everything and proper instructions, and they can save serious money over a year — no syringes, no mess.

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No matter what your query is we are always here to help in any way we can. We appreciate that not everyone is as tech savvy yet may still need a new printer cartridge or pack of photo paper.

No. Compatible cartridges are built to the same physical and electronic specification as Canon's own. The ink formulation differs slightly, but nothing about it harms the print head.

Canon's firmware detects that the chip isn't theirs. It's a warning, not a fault — acknowledge it and the printer carries on as normal. Ink level reporting can be less precise on some models.

An installed cartridge is good for around six to twelve months. Sealed and stored somewhere cool and dark, unopened cartridges last a couple of years.

Yes. There's no problem running a genuine black alongside a compatible colour, or any other combination.