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This online card store also offers several support resources in case you have any questions or concerns while using the service.

MY ALBUMS IN SNAPFISH FULL

Snapfish's 100-percent satisfaction guarantee offers a full refund or card replacement if you are dissatisfied with your order. Its representatives are friendly, knowledgeable and helpful throughout the card-making and ordering processes. Outside of card making, Snapfish’s greatest strength is customer service. Snapfish Photo Cards review: Support and customer service If you want a service that offers better print quality, we recommend Mixbook Photo Book (opens in new tab). One of the biggest complaints we got from our testers was that the book’s binding threading was very noticeable on the last page. You won’t find a flyleaf in these books and the Snapfish logo will be printed on the last page. And we must say the the default glossy finish gave it a polished look. However, they also told us that the page thickness and sturdy cover are nice. Our experts stated that a few of the images were grainy and the cover image printed dark. The book we got from Snapfish was not the best quality photo book we saw, but it was superior to many others. It costs $1.99 for two pages, which isn’t a bad price. Like many other services, if you want to add more pages, you must do so in pairs. Snapfish also charges for standard shipping and tax so the price will go up a bit. This price is pretty average across the board. You’ll pay $29.99 for a 20-page 8 x 8 hard cover photo book from Snapfish. Some designs are available only through one of the pickup locations, so make sure you have the right store near you if you want to go that route.

You cannot pick up your order the same day, but it usually takes only about three days for your order to be ready. Snapfish works with CVS, Walmart Photo and Walgreens Photo to print your works at a brick-and-mortar location. Although this gives you an idea of how your cards will appear, it does not provide an accurate image of how your photos will translate to print. You must do your final review of the product digitally. We weren’t impressed by the options to customize colors and layout as sites such as Zazzle (opens in new tab) offered us far more creative control, but there were plenty of options for the inside of the card and for a small fee you can add a return address in customizable design to the back of the included envelope. The card builder lets you adjust photos, text, colors, layout and font. Paper choices include glossy photo-style paper, matte photo paper and writable cardstock. There’s 4 trim options and a variety of foil colors, but there are not as many embellishments, like embossing and glitter, as you get with competing photo card services. You can even start using a blank card template. There are many designs for creating photo cards, invitations and announcements. Snapfish offers a wide selection of photo cards, with a handful of personalization options and features to make card creation easy. This service lacks many of the search filters that other websites offer you can’t filter by photo orientation, photo quantity, size or price range, meaning you’ll have to do a little more work to find what you want. Unlike Shutterfly (opens in new tab) and Mixbook (opens in new tab) there’s a huge selection for events like Kwanzaa and Rosh Hashanah. Snapfish has a brilliant template selection, offering a wide variety of photo cards for all of the major holidays.

Impressive selection across a variety of holidays.

(Image credit: Future) Snapfish Photo Cards review: Product options and creation However, Snapfish does have some of the highest delivery fees we saw at $30 and you don't see how much your fees will be until checkout, meaning you could be in for a nasty surprise. We tested 5x7, folded cards with three photos on each of our tests and we found that we could order 1 for $2.75, 15 for $41 and 100 for $230 including taxes and shipping - making Snapfish a mid-price photo card service. You can order any amount of cards from 1 to 999. This is lacking in transparency, meaning you can design a complete card only to see it costs over twice as much as you thought it would. Whilst this is understandable, it does make it harder to know what you’re paying for a card, especially as you don’t see the actual price you’ll pay until you’ve made the card. Our card ended up costing $2.75, even though the card listing said the price would be ‘as low as $1’, which is because the price depends on the specifications of the card you choose. On the Snapfish website, it’s hard to tell exactly how much a card or book will cost.

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