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FreePrints app Deals
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If you download the FreePrints Cards app you can personalise and send a photo postcard for 95p, so just the price of postage (normally £2.25 delivered). Both new and existing users can benefit every single month from this ongoing offer, and there's no subscription or commitment. Your ‘free’ card is available from the 1st of each month.
You're able to pick a 7"x5" personalised photo postcard from among any of the designs – you'll find all the usual occasions such as anniversaries, birthdays etc, or you could simply send a 'Thinking of you' card.
Postcards are sent standard delivery, which means they're usually delivered within two-to-three days, but it's always a good idea to factor in a few extra days.
How to get the free postcard
- Download or open the FreePrints Cards app (for Android or iOS). There are several different apps in the FreePrints family so make sure to download the FreePrints Cards one which has a yellow logo.
- Choose a standard 7"x5" postcard-style design and (if you want to) upload a photo or several to personalise it. You don't have to add a photo – there are plenty of ready-to-go cards available too.
- Add a message and your recipient's address, and pay 85p for it to be posted to them first-class, so long as they're in the UK.
If you like this you'll probably also like our Santa freebies, including how to create and send a personalised video from the big man himself.
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You can get 10 totally free postcard-sized 6"x4" 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"x4" 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"x4" 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.
See our snappy list of free photo print deals.
Latest Expired Deals
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Send a totally FREE personalised photo postcard
Via the FreePrints Cards Android/iOS app. Normally £2. Newbies only
ExpiredCard printing app FreePrints Cards has brought back its freebie, which allows you to send a personalised photo postcard completely free.
If you're new to the FreePrints Cards app, you can send a free 7"x5" personalised photo postcard (normally £2.25 – £1.30 for the card and 95p postage) to a friend or family member, when you go via the above link until 11.59pm on Tuesday 13 December. Choose from any of the designs – you'll find all the usual occasions such as Christmas, birthdays, anniversaries and more, or you could simply send an 'Any Occasion' card.
After you've ordered your totally free card, you can still send a postcard for just the cost of postage (95p) every month. There's no subscription or commitment, but if you want to, the option's there.
Postcards are sent standard delivery, which means they're usually delivered in one-to-three working days.
Just so you know: The landing page shows the standard FreePrints Cards offer which charges a postage fee, but rest assured that there’ll be no postage fee if you’re a brand new member ordering for the first time.
How to get the free postcard
- Download the FreePrints Cards app (for Android or iOS) and sign up. There are several different apps in the FreePrints family so make sure to download the FreePrints Cards one which has a yellow logo.
- Choose a standard 7"x5" postcard-style design and (if you want to) upload a photo or several to personalise it. You don't have to add a photo – there are plenty of ready-to-go cards available too.
- Add a message and your recipient's address and it will be posted to them second-class totally free, so long as they're in the UK.
The app already has an ongoing offer that gives you one free personalised photo postcard each month, but in that case, you still need to pay delivery – whereas this is a total freebie.
If you've got a few photos to print after the summer holidays, see our Free and cheap photo prints page.
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Send a totally FREE personalised photo postcard
Via the FreePrints Cards Android/iOS app. Normally £2. Newbies only
ExpiredCard printing app FreePrints Cards has brought back its freebie, which allows you to send a personalised photo postcard completely free.
If you're new to the FreePrints Cards app, you can send a free 7"x5" personalised photo postcard (normally £2.25 – £1.30 for the card and 95p postage) to a friend or family member, when you go via the above link until 11.59pm on Friday 23 September. Choose from any of the designs – you'll find all the usual occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries and more, or you could simply send an 'Any Occasion' card.
After you've ordered your totally free card, you can still send a postcard for just the cost of postage (95p) every month. There's no subscription or commitment, but if you want to, the option's there.
Postcards are sent standard delivery, which means they're usually delivered in one-to-three working days.
Just so you know: The landing page shows the standard FreePrints Cards offer which charges a postage fee, but rest assured that there’ll be no postage fee if you’re a brand new member ordering for the first time.
How to get the free postcard
- Download the FreePrints Cards app (for Android or iOS) and sign up. There are several different apps in the FreePrints family so make sure to download the FreePrints Cards one which has a yellow logo.
- Choose a standard 7"x5" postcard-style design and (if you want to) upload a photo or several to personalise it. You don't have to add a photo – there are plenty of ready-to-go cards available too.
- Add a message and your recipient's address and it will be posted to them second-class totally free, so long as they're in the UK.
The app already has an ongoing offer that gives you one free personalised photo postcard each month, but in that case, you still need to pay delivery – whereas this is a total freebie.
If you've got a few photos to print after the summer holidays, see our Free and cheap photo prints page.
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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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