B.C. Before 3000, some societies in West Asia, China and Egypt, during the reign, laid the foundations of glassware by moving the cylinder on soft clay and pressing the shape of the cylinder to the tablet. Printing in Europe was developed by Johannes Gutenberg, a German blacksmith, goldsmith, printer and publisher living in Mainz, Germany in the mid-15th century. Gutenberg was the first to bring mechanical and mobile type printing to Europe, initiate the printing revolution and direct Europe towards modernization. Printing press; By the end of the 15th century, it was used in more than 250 cities across Europe.

In the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, the printing industry in Europe continued to develop and reached more and more people. New techniques and products have emerged, such as the fax machine from Antwerp-based printer Christophe Plantin. Printed materials approached the current printing and printing technique between 1716 and 1728, with the first use of italics and the introduction of the Caslon Roman Old Face font. During the industrial revolution, printing became an increasingly powerful industry.

Charles Stanhope in 1800; He designed the first printing machine in which an iron frame was used instead of wood. This printing machine is faster, more durable and capable of printing larger pages. Later, in 1843, the first lithographic rotary printing machine was invented by Richard March Hoe. This press has speeded up the printing process considerably. In 1890, Bibby, Baron & Sons developed the first flexographic printing machine and thus began to be used in the printing and packaging industry.

Many important inventions and revolutions of the previous centuries enabled the printing industry in Europe to begin the 20th century as a dominant and growing industry. With the industry continuing to develop and grow, the first lithographic offset printing machine for printing on paper was developed in 1903 by the American paper manufacturer Ira Washington Rubel. In 1923, Koenig & Bauer; launched the four-color printing machine used for banknote printing.

In the first half of the 20th century, printed products such as greeting cards, paperback books, business cards, invitations, and magazines increased more and more. Thus, printing and printing has become a more popular and developing industry. Over the years, printing technology has become an area that more people need in both office and home environments. Thus, in 1975, the first laser printers were introduced to the market. Desktop publishing was developed in 1985, and digital printing was developed in 1993, which revolutionized the printing industry by making printing and content creation more accessible and affordable. With the development of digital printing, the digitalization revolution in printing and printing started towards the end of the 20th century. With digitalization, print and content access has become a comfortable, fast, practical and economical option for most industries.