So the catch is that you now have an account there and they will email you to try to get you to order more. Your photos are uploaded and saved to, where you can also order a huge variety of photo cards and gifts like magnets, canvas prints, and iPhone cases. They were printed on glossy Kodak paper the same day I uploaded them, and priority-mailed to me the next day. The photos look great, with bright color and natural skin tones. The free app is available for iOS and Android, plus Windows Phone and Windows 8. The app is well-designed and easy to use-you can print from your device’s photo library, or link up your accounts to print photos from Facebook, Instagram, Dropbox, Flickr, and Picasa.
My order of 18 regular 4-by-6-inch prints and one 5-by-5-inch print (of a square photo I took with Instagram) came to $4.48 once I chose the shipping upgrade. (Any additional prints of a single photo are 9 cents each.) Standard shipping is $2.99, to arrive in 5 to 13 days, or for another dollar they’ll get it to you in 4 to 6 days. These seven apps tap into your phone’s photo library to let you order prints and other photo products, either to arrive in the mail, or to be picked up at a local store.įree Prints Free Prints builds the price of the prints into the shipping, but it’s still a good deal.įree Prints’ big draw is right in the name-the app offers you 85 free prints per month, but only one print per photo. Plus with one of these handy apps, you can still send away for lab-quality prints, without having to get your computer involved. (After you take a picture of it, of course.) You know you can use your smartphone to shoot, edit, and share images online.
Nowadays, you can have your cake and eat it too.
0 kommentar(er)
