Canon

Canon sells two big cartridge worlds under one badge, and this page is the map to both. On the ink side, the PIXMA range covers home and photo printers with FINE cartridge pairs, individual PGI and CLI tanks and MegaTank refill bottles. On the toner side, Canon's laser and copier lines each run their own cartridge families: office lasers take cartridges like the Canon 104 and the Canon 128, while departmental copiers run the GPR series, such as the GPR-30. High-yield laser machines step up to cartridges like the CRG-119II. Nothing here is interchangeable across those worlds, so the first job is always to land in the right one.

The shelf behind this page holds 664 Canon products, organized under the 52 series and cartridge-family pages listed below. Start with the family your printer belongs to: PIXMA for ink, imageCLASS for office laser, and imageRUNNER for copier-based machines. The range runs deep in both directions — veteran fax-era cartridges such as the FX-3 are still stocked beside current-generation families — because Canon printers and copiers tend to stay in service for many years, and every one of them still needs its own exact cartridge.

Popular Canon cartridges

Cartridge	Color / Type	Page Yield
Canon 104 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-30 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon C120 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon 106 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-17 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-18 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-22 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-23 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon FX-3 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon FX-6 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon CRG-111 Toner Cartridge	Yellow	See product page
Canon GPR-24 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon 117 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon 120 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-31 Toner Cartridge	Cyan	See product page
Canon GPR-35 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-34 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon CRG-119 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon CRG-119II Toner Cartridge	High Yield · Black	See product page
Canon GPR-40 H Toner Cartridge	High Yield · Black	See product page
Canon CRG-125 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon 128 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-37 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page
Canon GPR-38 Toner Cartridge	Black	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Work down from the machine, not up from the cartridge. Pick your printer family first — PIXMA, imageCLASS or imageRUNNER — then open your exact model page from the directory below and match the cartridge code printed on the cartridge you are replacing, or on the label inside the printer's cartridge door. Codes that look close are not substitutes: neighboring families often share a shell shape while using different chips and toner or ink formulations. If your model sits in two ranges, trust the code on the old cartridge over everything else — it is the one identifier that never lies about what the machine was last running.

Chip, toner, ink and everyday use

Chipped cartridges on both sides of the Canon range report their remaining level to the machine, so you get a low-supply warning with time to reorder. The coverage that comes with them is split by world, so read it the right way: Canon toner cartridges at Clever Supplies carry a one-year warranty with one-year returns, while the PIXMA ink cartridges and ink bottles carry a lifetime warranty. Whichever world you are in, keep spares sealed until the day they are fitted, store them upright and out of direct heat, and swap a cartridge as soon as it comes out of its bag — exposed drums and ink nozzles both dislike sitting open to the air.

Canon cartridge questions

Do all Canon printers use the same cartridge?

No. Canon runs separate cartridge families for ink printers, office lasers and copiers, and families change again inside each range. Two printers on the same desk can need completely different cartridges, which is why every family and model below has its own page.

How do I know whether my Canon takes ink or toner?

PIXMA printers take ink — cartridges or refill bottles. imageCLASS and LBP machines are laser printers and take toner, and imageRUNNER copiers take copier toner from the GPR families. The family pages in the directory are grouped so you can see which side your machine falls on.

Can I order a code that looks almost the same as mine?

Do not. Similar-looking codes mark different cartridges, and a cartridge from the neighboring family will not be recognized by your machine, even when the shell looks identical. Match every character of the code, including suffix letters.

Are multi-packs available for Canon cartridges?

Many families are also sold in two-packs and larger multi-packs, which suit anyone who keeps a spare on the shelf. The family and model pages for your cartridge show the pack sizes stocked for it.