A 500-sheet pack of copy or printer paper is commonly called a ream. It’s a helpful benchmark when you’re comparing cases on our site.

• Ream: Typically 500 sheets.
• Case: A carton that holds multiple reams. You’ll see options like 8-ream cases (about 4,000 sheets) and 10-ream cases (about 5,000 sheets), along with smaller or specialty packs.

Product titles on Walmart.com usually list both the sheets per ream and total sheets per case, so you can quickly understand what you’re getting. If you’re unsure, open the item page and look for “sheets per ream” and “sheets per case” in the description.

Pricing can vary based on several factors. To compare, consider:

• Sheet count: Cases range from smaller packs to 4,000–5,000 sheets, and even bulk pallet options.
• Paper weight & brightness: Common weights include 20 lb and 24 lb; brightness often appears as 92, 94, or 96.
• Size & features: Letter (8.5" x 11"), legal (8.5" x 14"), tabloid (11" x 17"), pre-punched, waterproof, or continuous-feed formats.

To see current pricing, select your location on Walmart.com and open the product page. Sorting or filtering by price and checking the cost per sheet can help you compare value. Availability for pickup or delivery may vary by area.

You’ll find a range of case options to fit different tasks. Common types include:

• Multipurpose copy paper: Everyday printing and copying.
• Premium printer paper: Often higher brightness/weight for sharper text and graphics.
• Pre-punched (3‑hole) paper: Ready for binders, saves a step.
• Legal‑size cases (8.5" x 14"): Extra length for legal documents.
• Tabloid cases (11" x 17"): Larger sheets for layouts and posters.
• Waterproof/specialty paper: Designed for demanding environments or specific uses.

Product titles typically call out weight, brightness, and total sheets, so you can match the paper to your printer and project needs.

On Walmart.com, smaller quantities are usually labeled by sheet count rather than a special name. You’ll typically see it listed simply as a 25‑sheet pack (or similar). Many specialty or oversized papers come in smaller packs, and the product title will highlight the exact number of sheets.

• Look for phrases like “25 sheets,” “50 sheets,” or “100 sheets.”
• Open the item page to confirm the sheet count and size (e.g., 8.5" x 11", 11" x 17").

If you need more, cases with multiple reams are available; if you need less, search by the sheet count you want.

It varies by product, and the listing will spell it out. Common configurations you’ll see include:

• 8 reams per case: Often about 4,000 sheets total.
• 10 reams per case: Often about 5,000 sheets total.
• Other formats: Smaller multi-packs (e.g., 3 reams) or cases defined by total sheets (e.g., 2,400 or 2,500 sheets). Bulk options like half pallets or pallets bundle many cases together.

Check the product title and description for “reams per case” and “sheets per case” so you can choose the right volume for home, school, or office use.