The digital photo revolution started with Instagram which in no time earned its place in the social media hall of fame. As many as 30 million photos have been shared so far on this social network. The reason behind all this is the simplicity of use and the very fact that this social photography app is currently the best out there.
However, with so many digital photos, most of us still feel the need to grab the tangible ones. If you are thinking about the perfect way how to keep your memories safe from getting lost, deleted or removed, check out the best apps which are dedicated to printing your Instagram photos.
PostalPix
If you need to have your photos printed in a short period of time, go for PostalPix (IOS only). Your four-inch squares will be done at a price of 30 cents each. There are still some options such as a different size of photos – 2, 5 and 8 inches. The company is famous for its fast shipping of photos, so this is the best app to choose if you are in a hurry and there is no printer in the vicinity. Mobile shopping at its best is just a tap away from you.
Blurb
Those of you who are a bit nostalgic about having those old photo albums you used to have as a kid will love the app called Blurb (online, Android). What once seemed like an ancient way of keeping your memories is all the rage today. The app is available not only for Instagram but Facebook too so you can combine both social networks and get the best photos out there. A book consisting of 60 pages of the Instagram photo is $21.
Canvas Pop
High-resolution photos are available at Canvas Pop. You can create 12 or 20-inch photos for $30 or $60 respectively. Spice up your living room with great canvas photos you took by yourself!
Printstagram
If size is what matters to you, choose the app called Printstagram or Social Print Studio (IOS). Masterminds behind it offer to create 20-by-40-inch posters that will refresh any room you want in your household. If you need a clean grid of photos, you can arrange up to 400 for the price of $45. The app offers a mini photo book, mini prints in polaroid style and archival paper. The app is unsurpassed due to its availability to getting the photos ready to print on a desktop printer. The only thing you need to take care of is the quality of toners you have, so fill up your Ricoh toner and you’re good to go.
Instagoodies
Everyone keen on stickers will love Instagoodies. You can use this app to print your favourite Instagram photos and choose to create books of stickers in 1-inch size which will cost you only $14. Soon you will have your best Insta photos all over the office and refresh the dull environment with lively memories.
TeenyTile
Posting something on your fridge will never be the same once you discover TeenyTile. Two-inch tiles from your Instagram account are crafted on an adhesive magnet ready to be placed in a fridge at a price of $4 per tile.
Casetagram
Thinking about changing your IPhone case? Now you can design it by yourself. Just check out Casetagram and arrange the photos you would like to have on your either white or transparent case and pay $35.
Boo Box
Bamboo is all the rage when it comes to storing your photos, so choose Boo Box which offers to have your Instagram photos stored in bamboo shadowbox frames. The prices start at $20.
Stitchtagram
As your walls are already covered in photos from Instagram, get a bit further with the marvellous app called Stitchtagram. It enables you to have 15-inch cotton pillows with your favourite memories. The price is $58 and you can print only one or choose to arrange a lot of Instagram photos and see them before you fall sound asleep.
Forget about storing your photos only online. Now you can have your web photos tangible in no time. Just choose an Instagram printing app that suits your need the best and has your favourite memories as stickers, canvas photos or IPhone cases in no time!
Raul is a B.Sc. in Innovative entrepreneurship and has a lot to say about innovations in all aspects of digital technology and online marketing. While he’s not enjoying football and great food, you can find him on Technivorz.com
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