This 11-by-14 print from RitzPix was damaged when its too-small envelope was crushed on the corner during shipping. Photo: Amadou Diallo EZprints, like Snapfish, was one of the few services whose ...

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The print quality of the inside pages is where Snapfish really stumbles. The floppy pages in our standard 8 x 11-inch book were the thinnest of all we created from the various companies.

The holiday card. We all love to find them in our mailboxes, but often dread the act of planning, producing, and mailing one out ourselves. We run out of time, forget until the last minute, or ...

Cons: If you want to print photos or create a photo book, you have to use its partner, Snapfish. Help tools aren't easy to find. Menus and submenus can be confusing. Best for: Backing up full ...

Snapfish has an easy-to-navigate ... paper that wasn’t flattering for portraits. The photo paper results look cheap, but the actual print quality was good, with accurate skin tones.

An online photo book service will let you send in your photos, pick a design and place an order to be printed and bound into a quality photo book. Many services online let you arrange a ...

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Here's how to pick the right photo printer—whether for humble snapshots or big, bold art prints—and our top lab-tested picks. I’m the deputy managing editor of the hardware team at PCMag.com.

If you want something smaller for the home office, the Canon Pixma TR8620 is easy to recommend because it offers fast photo printing, great print quality and a built-in duplexer in a small package.

The Brother MFC-L3780CDW offers excellent output quality with relatively low print costs, making it our top recommendation for a color laser all-in-one printer for home or small offices. It prints ...