Is the Canon Selphy QX20 worth it for scrapbooking?

Worth it? Yes, if you value convenience over low per-print cost. For scrapbooking, the Canon Selphy QX20 is usually worth paying roughly $150–$220 new if you want small, peel-and-stick-style prints for journals, planners, travel books, and memory pages. If buying used, a fair range is about $110–$180 depending on condition and included media. The catch is that the cost per print is usually higher than lab prints, so it makes the most sense for occasional-to-moderate use rather than big-volume scrapbook projects.

Best fit: mini photo scrapbooking, pocket pages, planner spreads, and craft sessions where fast, portable printing matters. Less ideal: feature-photo layouts, large album pages, or anyone trying to minimize print cost.

Before buying, check completed/sold listings and current Canon media-pack pricing, because printer prices and consumable costs change often.