Custom Printed Porcelain Plates & Mugs — Kiln-Fired to Last a Lifetime

✅ Yes — we kiln-fire your image directly into the glaze at over 1600 °F, creating a permanent, dishwasher-safe, and food-safe print.
PhotoPlates.net by Paris Group Inc. is one of the few companies in North America offering this level of quality.

✅ We use a professional kiln-firing process to bond a special print film to the porcelain glaze. Depending on the project, we fire at different temperatures — around 1620 °F or as high as 2100 °F.
This creates a long-lasting, dishwasher-safe finish designed to hold up beautifully with regular use. Like all fine porcelain, it deserves normal care, but it’s made to stand the test of time.

✅ No minimum order required. Whether it’s one special wedding plate, a prototype for a restaurant, or a full production run, every piece is custom made to order in Canada.
Many of our restaurant clients start with 1–3 test pieces to see their logo, branding, or design on real porcelain before moving ahead with a larger order.
This gives them confidence in both the print and the finish — without any large upfront commitment.

✅ Yes — we print in full, high-resolution color that’s kiln-fired and permanently fused.
Logos, artwork, family photos, and fine details or art or QR codes -  all reproduce beautifully on porcelain.

Request a project quote with your idea, approximate quantity, delivery location and deadline. You can also text, call 416-410-8797 or email us. We will discuss the porcelain, artwork and print placement with you before an order is agreed.

✅ We do our best to get as close as possible to your requested color, but exact color matching on porcelain isn’t guaranteed.
Ceramic printing involves firing at high temperatures, and colors can shift slightly during the kiln process.

For clients who need the closest possible match, we offer a more involved process that includes creating prototypes and color profiles (similar to Photoshop or Illustrator proofing).
This takes more time and adds cost, but can help narrow in on the best match after firing.

Most of our clients choose the standard “close match” option to keep costs and turnaround time lower.

✅ Some traditional ceramic /porcelain printing methods achieve perfect color matching by using pigments that contain heavy metals like lead or cadmium.
While this can make colors more vivid and predictable, it also introduces serious food safety concerns — and those substances are heavily restricted or banned in many countries.

We’ve chosen not to use any lead or cadmium in our printing process.
Our system is fully food-safe and compliant for tableware use, which means colors may shift slightly during firing and cannot always be matched exactly.
It’s a trade-off we’re proud to make to keep our products safe for restaurants, families, and guests.