In the scope of the study, base papers prepared according to INGEDE 11p standard are used to be recycled. These recycled papers are subjected to pulping, storage, flotation, bleaching and paper production processes, respectively, using some methods. The optical and physical properties of the produced papers are determined, respectively. Later, offset, laserjet and inkjet prints are made on these papers. After this stage, color measurements of these printed papers are made with a spectrophotometer and their printability is examined with some parameters. According to the study data, it has been observed that offset printing with many parameters exhibits a superior performance against laserjet and inkjet printing, and lower performance in some parameters. It has been determined that inkjet printing has a lower performance than laserjet printing. It is determined that offset printing reached a wider area in the color universe obtained with l* a* b* values of printing types, and inkjet printing had the lowest color space.