How to print photos from iPhone or Android in 3 ways

The easiest way to print photos from iPhone or Android is the klikkie app, available on the App Store and Google Play. Pick photos from your camera roll for loose prints through the photo subscription or a photo book, delivered to the EU and the UK.

Key facts. Works on iPhone and Android · 10 prints a month, or 20 with the Family Plan · white border, matte or lustre finish · delivery to the EU and the UK · a photo book in about 2 minutes once your photos are in

How do you print photos straight from your phone?

You print photos straight from your phone with the klikkie app, in one of three ways.

• Loose prints. White-bordered prints for the fridge, a pinboard or a box of memories.
• The photo subscription. 10 prints through your letterbox every month, without having to remember to order.
• A photo book. One story in one book, like a holiday or a whole year of family life.

All three start the same way, with the photos already on your phone. No computer, no cables and no trip to a photo shop. Below you will find each way, so you can choose the one that fits how you like to keep your memories.

How do you print photos from iPhone with klikkie?

You print photos from iPhone by downloading the klikkie app, choosing your photos from your camera roll and ordering in a few taps.

1. Download the klikkie app. Search for klikkie in the App Store and install it on your iPhone.
2. Choose how you want to print. Start the photo subscription for loose prints, or start a photo book.
3. Pick your photos. Select them straight from your camera roll. For a photo book, klikkie agent picks your best photos, designs the pages and writes captions while you talk or type.
4. Check and order. Look over your choice, add your address and place your order.
5. Wait for the post. Your order comes to your door. klikkie delivers to the EU and the UK.

Use the originals from your camera roll, not copies you saved from a chat. They print sharper, as you will read further down.

Can you print photos from Android the same way?

Yes, you can print photos from Android exactly the same way, because the klikkie app is also on Google Play.

Install the app on your Android phone, choose your photos from your gallery and follow the same steps as on an iPhone. Does your partner have an iPhone while you have an Android phone? No problem. You both use the same klikkie, you just download it from a different store.

Would you rather work on a bigger screen for a photo book? You can also make photo books in the browser at books.klikkie.com, and klikkie agent works there too.

What are loose photo prints from klikkie?

Loose photo prints from klikkie are prints with a white border, and they arrive through the klikkie photo subscription.

Every klikkie print has that recognisable white border. The prints are made on premium paper with a matte or lustre finish, so you get calm matte finish photo prints instead of shiny ones.

klikkie prints come in three formats. XL is the larger classic print, Square gives you a neat square photo and Strip looks like a photo booth strip. See all three in our guide to retro photo prints.

Loose prints are perfect for the fridge, a pinboard, a card for grandma or a box full of memories. If you collect them over time, a Memory Box keeps about 120 to 150 prints together, which is roughly a year of the subscription.

How does the klikkie photo subscription work?

With the klikkie photo subscription you choose 10 photos every month and receive them as prints through your letterbox.

It is the simplest way to keep printing photos from your phone without having to think about it. Each month you pick your 10 favourite moments in the klikkie app. They arrive in a black envelope that fits right through your letterbox.

• 10 prints a month, or 20 with the Family Plan
• Delivered in a black envelope through your letterbox
• Pause or cancel anytime, with no minimum contract
• From €9.95 a month

Picking just 10 photos a month also makes choosing easier. Instead of thousands of photos you never look at again, you end up with a small stack of moments that really matter. Read more about the monthly photo subscription and what comes in it.

When is a photo book the better choice?

A photo book is the better choice when you want to tell one story, like a holiday or a whole year of family life.

In the klikkie app or in your browser, you add your photos and klikkie agent does the heavy lifting. klikkie agent picks your photos, designs the pages and writes captions while you talk or type. Once your photos are in, a book takes about 2 minutes.

You choose the size that suits you. The Pocket photo book (10.2 × 10.2 cm) starts from €14, the Large photo book (21 × 21 cm) from €40 and the XL photo book from €55. Production takes 7 working days in the Netherlands, and then your book is shipped.

Add a few words to your pages too. Books with text are ordered about four times as often, and the story behind a photo is often what makes it special.

Which phone photos print best?

The original photos from your camera roll print best, because photos sent through WhatsApp are too compressed to print well.

WhatsApp makes photos smaller so they send quickly. On a small screen you will not notice, but on paper they can look soft or blurry. Ask friends and family to share the original file, for example through a shared album, and save that version instead.

• Choose sharp photos where faces are clearly visible.
• Pick photos with good light. Daylight near a window works well.
• Leave out screenshots and near duplicates.
• Tidy your camera roll first with our tips to organise your phone photos.

Curious why a printed photo feels so different from the same photo on your screen? We explain it in why phone photos look better printed.

Ready to print photos from iPhone or Android? Pick 10 favourites this month and let them come through your letterbox. Start your klikkie photo subscription and get your phone photos on paper.

What people say about klikkie

★★★★★ 4.6 from more than 3,400 reviews in the App Store, Google Play and on Google.