10 Best Printing Services in Singapore

The printing services in Singapore listed here range far wider than a quick set of name cards. They cover online ordering and walk-in shops, digital and offset presses, express same-day jobs, large-format banners and signage, and custom apparel. Some are one-stop online platforms, others long-established commercial printers. Use the list to shortlist a few, then confirm specs, turnaround and pricing directly before you commit.

Gogoprint runs an online-only printing platform in Singapore, with orders placed through its website rather than a walk-in counter. It offers more than 40 digital and offset products, including name cards, flyers, brochures, stickers, banners, booklets and packaging, and describes itself as one of the largest online printers in Southeast Asia. Express same-day and next-day options are available for urgent jobs alongside its standard delivery.

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Xprint is a walk-in printing shop near Chinatown that also takes files by email or WhatsApp, and it describes itself as Singapore's instant-printing specialist operating since 1987. Its headline draw is speed: the shop advertises name cards, flyers, letterheads and rubber stamps in about 30 minutes, with brochures and most other items turned around within a day to a week. The range extends to stickers, envelopes, greeting and wedding cards, calendars and office stationery.

Chinatown (South Bridge Road)
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ePrinting Service is an online print shop that says it runs both digital and offset presses, letting it cover short runs and larger jobs from one place. Its range includes name cards with finishes such as lamination, spot UV, embossing and foil stamping, plus bi-fold and tri-fold brochures, flyers, saddle-stitched and perfect-bound booklets, and pull-up and vinyl banners. It offers same-day and next-day turnaround on urgent orders and lets customers request a quote and upload artwork through the site.

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Print City is an Ubi-based printer offering digital work such as name cards, flyers, brochures, stickers and booklets alongside large-format posters, pull-up banners and display standees. It also handles event setups like stage backdrops and roadshow displays, plus product packaging and apparel and tote-bag printing, making it a broad one-stop option. The company says it aims to return quotations quickly, within a few working hours of an enquiry.

Ubi
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Allegro Print is a Singapore commercial printer offering both offset and digital printing along with what it calls intricate production finishes, and it designs printed matter in-house. The company describes itself as a creative production house and says it has served customers since 1998, beginning with colour-separation work. It is better suited to businesses commissioning higher-end or finished print jobs than to quick self-service consumer orders.

Paya Lebar
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Times Printers is one of Singapore's larger integrated commercial printers, offering traditional offset, digital and print-on-demand production together with creative and design support, print consultancy, and warehousing and distribution. It works with publishers and corporate clients on books, campaigns and brand materials, and says it has more than 55 years of printing experience. This is a high-volume production printer rather than a shopfront for one-off consumer jobs.

Tuas
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Innova Print is a Singapore large-format printing and signage specialist covering banners, pull-up displays, wall murals, window graphics, vehicle wraps and retail point-of-sale branding. It also produces metal, acrylic and lightbox signage, and says it handles the full workflow in-house from design and printing through fabrication and installation. That end-to-end model makes it geared toward corporate marketing and event or retail fit-out projects rather than paper stationery.

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MeowPrint is a custom-apparel printer in Singapore that offers silkscreen, direct-to-film (DTF), embroidery and sublimation decoration across T-shirts, polos, hoodies, jackets, caps and corporate uniforms. It says silkscreen, DTF and embroidery are produced in-house, with sublimation handled through partner factories, and its website lists per-piece options across a large product catalogue. Standard production runs about five to seven working days after artwork approval, with faster rush options for urgent orders.

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Namecards.com.sg is a fully online print shop, operated by Printing Incorporate, that specialises in name cards and everyday marketing collateral. Beyond standard cards it offers specialty options such as embossing, hot stamping, spot UV, die-cutting and NFC-enabled cards, plus brochures, flyers, posters, roll-up banners, letterheads and booklets. Orders are placed through a self-service checkout with file upload, and the site offers express name-card options for tighter deadlines.

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Pprints is an online-only printing service focused on everyday needs, from black-and-white and colour document printing and binding to name cards, ID cards, flyers, letterheads and photo prints. Launched during the pandemic, it positions itself as a convenient, delivery-based alternative to a print shop and says it accepts orders on weekends and ships to almost anywhere in Singapore. Document turnaround is quick, while name cards take longer as they are produced separately.

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