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Free Photo Prints

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This page rounds up our top MoneySaving photo deals, including how to get 10 totally free photo prints and how to order 50 photo prints a month from £3.49. This list is by no means exhaustive and we can't vouch for the quality of each retailer’s products, so while we compare price, it's never a true like-for-like comparison.

Free and cheap photo prints

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Via app for Apple & Android. Includes free delivery

You can get 10 totally free postcard-sized 6-inch x 4-inch photo prints, plus free delivery (normally £1.49), if you’re new to the photo app FreePrints. The app is also free to download, so we can’t see any negatives (sorry!) with this deal.

It's best to have all the photos you want to print on your device before downloading the app as you've only got a small window to take advantage of this offer after signing up.

How to get 10 totally free prints

  • Download the Apple or Android FreePrints app via this special link.

  • Sign up and create up to 10 standard 6-inch x 4-inch photo prints.

  • Important: You'll only have until 11.59pm on the day after you download the app. Unfortunately, you won’t be eligible for this deal if you’ve ordered from FreePrints previously.

What else do I need to know?

You can only print each photo once to get the free prints with this deal. FreePrints says delivery should take 5-10 days. Unfortunately, you won't be eligible for this deal if you've ordered via FreePrints before.

What if I need more prints?

The app normally gives you up to 45 'free' 6-inch x 4-inch photo prints per month (max 500 per year), which you can optionally add to your order of the 10 free prints – but be aware if you add these extra prints, you will have to pay up to £3.99 for delivery.

£3.79 delivery

Via the Snapfish app

You can get up to 50 'free' standard-sized 6-inch x 4-inch prints per month for at least a year when you download the Snapfish app*. You'll need to have any photos you want to print on your device, or upload them to your Snapfish account using a laptop or computer.

You just pay £3.79 delivery each time you order 50, though you can order fewer at a time. You'll pay £1.49 postage for 1-14 prints, £2.99 for 15-30 prints and £3.79 for 31-200 (though you'll pay for any prints beyond 50).

Normally, 50 prints via the Snapfish website would cost £9.29 (including delivery). What's more, you claim the deal time and time again over at least the next 12 months, making it good for holiday snaps whenever you've been away, or for Christmas and birthday gifts.

How to get it

Register via the Snapfish app* and a credit for 50 free prints should be added to your app account automatically. For the next year at least, your free 50 prints credit will renew on the first day of each month and last until 11.59pm on the last day of the month.

Using the app, you can upload photos straight from your phone, Instagram, Facebook or Google Photos. If you want to print photos from a digital camera, upload them to your Snapfish account using a laptop or computer, then order them via the app. Your credit will be automatically applied at the checkout within the app (you must be signed in).

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There's a little-known piece of legislation that turns any credit card into a financial self-defence superhero. 'Section 75' of the Consumer Credit Act means your plastic must protect anything you buy for more than £100 for free, so if there's a problem or the company goes bust, you can still get your money back.
And although Section 75 doesn't apply to debit cards, there is something else to fall back on if you've paid using a debit card, or used a credit card for a purchase under £100. Known as Chargeback, this is part of banks' and card companies' internal rules and not a legal requirement. Read full details of Section 75 or Chargeback, plus how to claim, in our guides.
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