TL;DR
- Fujifilm is taking over Google Photos’ existing Print Store in the US.
- The store is now co-branded as Fujifilm for Google Photos Print Store, with Fujifilm handling operations, support, and the product catalog.
- Users still access printing through Google Photos. They’re getting more print formats, frames, décor, gifts, and select in-store pickup options.
In addition to being your media storage gallery, Google Photos also acts as a gateway to the tech giant’s Print Store. It lets you order things like photo prints, photo books, and canvas prints directly from the app and the web, making it a convenient platform to turn your digital memories into physical ones. Functionality-wise, nothing is changing here. But there’s still a notable change behind the scenes that you should know about.
The Google Photos Print Store is now being operated by Fujifilm, the company best known for making cameras.
