Instagram Printed Products

Do you reminisce about flipping through old family photo albums? I still love making printed photo products and showing them off to friends, family, and potential clients. Instagram is this generation's digital photo album, yearbook, and photoblog. Why not make something to show off your life, travels, or experiences over the past year?
Below are some companies that will help create beautiful physical pieces with your images.

This adorable site offers products using photos from your Instagram account including calendars, prints, and posters.


 Calendars $40 for a 365 tear-sheet calendar
MiniBook $12 for 100 little images

This site allows you to choose 9 Instagram photos to turn into refrigerator magnets!
Sheet of 9 magnets is $14.99

This company based out of California can print your photos, both from Instagram or from another camera, on ceramic tiles. I just ordered one and it came within a week, and it looks great! I just need to figure out how I want to display it. I purchased a 4"x4" tile with a glossy finish and the only issue was that the very edges of my images were cut off (only about 1/16-1/8" of the border, an issue that was published on the site). No big deal - just keep your important content within 1/8" of the edge. They use sublimation printing, so the images should last for a very long time, as long as you keep it out of direct sunlight (so as not to fade).
Sizes: 2"x2", 4.25"x4.25", 6"x6", 6"x8", 8"x8", 8"x10", and 12"x12"
Prices: range from $4-$35 per tile
 2"x2" teeny tile, $4
4.25"x4.25" classic tile, $13
12"x12" slab, $35

This site is one of my favorite places to buy printed products, including business cards, postcards, and stickers. You can make a stickerbook using your Instagram photos!
Mini stickers, 22mm/.86" square, 90 stickers for $9.99
There are TONS of other things to order from this site so check out their other products!

This is a photo I took on Instagram of my most recent set of business cards that I ordered from Moo:
Check out my other work here: Amy Hefter Photography

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