Each of us is in charge of one service.
Tap a friend and they'll introduce themselves!
PrintShop Mini and PrintNow are brands of Good Learning Partner Co., Ltd.
PrintShop Mini is a 24-hour unmanned self-service print shop built on the idea that "anyone can do it easily, even without staff." It's open to everyone — university students finishing a thesis late at night, business owners who need a contract at dawn, and anyone who wants to print photos.
Now let's say hello one by one! Hear why each friend took charge of one of the six services you'll find in the store.
Hello! I'm the leader of the Mini Friends, store manager Mini Koon! I look after the whole store. Why? Raccoons are very good with their hands. We can fix anything by fiddling with it! So I also help my friends with their jobs. I watch over the store day and night without a break. If there's anything you don't know, ask me!
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Hello! I'm Peng Print, in charge of printing for the Mini Friends! Why? Don't I look just like black letters on white paper, all black and white? And penguins walk in perfect lines. So the paper I print comes out one sheet at a time, all lined up! Black and white is a must, and color is no problem either!
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Hello! I'm Polly Copy, in charge of copying for the Mini Friends! Why? Parrots are famous for repeating exactly what they hear. I look at your original and copy it exactly to make one more. Nobody copies better than me! Isn't my blue shirt cool?
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Hello! I'm Hoo Scan, in charge of scanning for the Mini Friends! Why? Owls have big, bright eyes and see well even on dark nights. And with my round glasses, I read every bit of writing on your paper carefully and turn it into a file. No problem even in the middle of the night. Hoo!
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Hello! I'm Coo Fax, in charge of faxing for the Mini Friends! Why? Since long ago, pigeons have carried letters far away. I send your documents flying too! See the Wi-Fi sign by my head? I send them over the internet. Oh, I only send — I can't receive! Coo coo!
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Hello! I'm Shelly Coat, in charge of laminating for the Mini Friends! Why? Turtles protect themselves with a hard shell. I wrap your precious paper tightly with laminating to protect it too. Laminated paper is strong and stays clean for a long, long time. Can you see the shiny card in my hand?
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Hello! I'm Stacky, in charge of binding for the Mini Friends! Why? Beavers are skilled builders who weave branches together to make strong homes. I stack your papers neatly and bind them into a book. I'm in charge of heat binding, which sticks pages with heat. Aren't I cute holding a notebook?
See how to bindWe create a place where anyone who needs to print can do it themselves, anytime and anywhere.
Beyond Gyeonggi, we're building a world where a PrintShop Mini is the nearest place anywhere in Korea.
"On your own, easily, print any time"
A guide system that doesn't leave anyone stuck, even the first time.
It began in 2021 in the new city of Gwanggyo. With the Gyeonggi Provincial Office and public offices moving in, and Gwanggyo Jungang Station opening on the Shinbundang Line, young people were moving in fast and Gwanggyo was growing into a lively new city. With nearby universities and large apartment complexes drawing people in their 20s to 40s, PrintShop Mini was born from the belief that this city needed a print service people could use conveniently at any time.
At first it was only A4 black-and-white printing, but by listening to customers we grew to 6 services: copy, scan, fax, laminate and bind.
Today we run 16 stores in 4 areas (수원·화성·용인·평택), used by thousands of customers every month.
Whenever and wherever you need to print, we're at the nearest place
We make it easy for anyone to use by instinct, without complicated explanations
An organized support system that quickly solves everything from machine errors to payment problems
We grow together with the local community and aim for a sustainable service
This page was translated from Korean. If anything looks wrong, please tell us on Naver TalkTalk. Screens on the machines are in Korean — the Korean button names are shown in [brackets].