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Photo prints, ordered from the couch, made in your lab.

Picsha Prints is a white-label print-ordering storefront for photo retailers. Customers upload photos straight off their camera roll, pick sizes, and pay online — and every order lands in your lab as print-ready files at your exact cut sizes. Under your brand, at your prices, picked up in your store. Free to sign up. Powered by Picsha AI.

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The Picsha Prints order builder: a grid of eight uploaded family photos with size tags under each one, and a Print sizes panel where + adds a copy of a size to every selected photo
The order builder: select photos, tap + on a size, and a copy is added to every selected photo — mixed sizes per photo, running total, no re-uploading anything. (Store shown is Fernwood Photo, our demo brand; prices are examples.)

How it works for your customer

1. Upload the camera roll

Up to 50 photos at once, dragged in or picked from a phone — JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC. No accounts to create, nothing to install.

2. Pick sizes, not settings

Select photos, tap + on a print size, and every selected photo gets a copy — 4×6s of the whole batch and an 8×10 of the best one in a few clicks. Each photo is auto-cropped to the exact aspect of the size, rotated the right way — and a built-in editor is there for anyone who wants to recrop, adjust, filter, or frame a print before ordering.

3. Pay online, pick up in store

Coupons, your prices, your minimum order — checkout is a card payment, and the order confirmation tells them you’ll call when the prints are ready to collect.

The per-photo preview popup with a tab for each ordered size, showing the exact 8 by 10 crop, a 134 DPI low-resolution warning, and a Crop & edit button
Every size gets an exact-ratio crop preview with the true print DPI — and an honest warning before anyone pays for a print that would look soft.
The built-in photo editor with Crop, Finetune, Filter, Frame, and Annotate tools down the side, the Warm filter applied to a beach family photo, and a strip of filter previews along the bottom
Want to do more than crop? Crop & edit opens a full photo editor — recrop and straighten (locked to the print’s true ratio), brightness, contrast, color and exposure, a dozen filters, frames, and draw-on markup. Every edit is re-rendered at full resolution for the lab.

How it works for your store

Your brand, to the pixel

Your own address — yourstore.prints.picsha.com — with your logo, your colors, your cut sizes, and your prices. Link it from your website, put a QR code by the register, run it on an iPad, or put it on the kiosk in your store.

Files arrive lab-ready

Every order line is a print-ready file rendered at the exact cut size the customer approved — download one, or the whole order as a zip, straight to your printer. No re-cropping, no guessing what they wanted.

Zero ops, paid automatically

Sign in with an email code, set your sizes and prices, connect Stripe — about five minutes, no software to install. Payouts land directly in your bank account, and order emails arrive the second a customer pays.

Private by design

Customer photos auto-delete after 30 days, and no customer accounts are required — nothing for you to manage, nothing for customers to sign up for.

Runs on the kiosk in your store New

Every Picsha storefront has a kiosk mode. Open yourstore.prints.picsha.com/?kiosk=1 on any touchscreen PC and it becomes an in-store photo kiosk — full screen, locked down, and ready for the walk-in customer with a memory card in hand. Fifty photos off a card, sized and in the lab, without anyone touching a mouse.

Reads their card or USB stick

Customers insert a memory card or thumb drive and tap Browse my photos: their pictures appear in a big touch-friendly picker, select-all included. Staff grant the card reader once at setup; customers never see a file dialog.

A keyboard on the screen

No physical keyboard required. A touch keyboard slides up for names, emails, and phone numbers — with the @ and .com keys where they belong — so keyboardless counters work fine.

Customers pay on their phone New

No payment terminal on the kiosk. When the order is ready, the kiosk shows a QR code; the customer points their phone’s camera at it and pays right there with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a card — the same secure Stripe checkout as online, paid straight into your account. The kiosk sees the payment land and moves on to the next steps by itself.

Resets between customers

Walk away, and the kiosk warns, then clears itself back to the start — photos, names, and half-typed emails gone before the next customer steps up. Browser autofill is off, so nobody is offered the previous customer’s details.

Your existing kiosk hardware

Already running a Photogize kiosk? The same Windows PC, touchscreen, and card readers work as-is — Edge in kiosk mode replaces the old shell. We provide the lockdown policies and setup guide.

The kiosk order page: five print lines totalling $14.93, then Scan to pay $14.93 on your phone with a large QR code, three steps (open your camera, tap the link, pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay, or a card), and Waiting for your payment
The kiosk when it’s time to pay: the order, a QR code, and three steps. No payment terminal, nothing typed on the kiosk.
The customer's phone after paying: a check mark, Payment complete, and Thanks! Your order is placed with Fernwood Photo & Print. Look back at the kiosk
The phone after Stripe Checkout — and by the time they look up, the kiosk has already moved on to the pickup instructions.

One kiosk, every product: Picsha Hub gives the kiosk a home screen with one tile per Picsha storefront you carry, and every product returns to it between customers. Next up for kiosk mode: SendThePix support, so customers can send photos from their phone and type a six-letter code at the counter.

Free to set up. We only earn when you sell.

No monthly fee, no contract, no upfront cost.

You set every price

Every cut size, your coupon codes, your minimum order — all priced by you, for your market.

We take a share of sales

Graphx earns a percentage of each sale — that’s the whole business model. No sales, no cost.

Your money never touches us

Stripe pays you directly into your own bank account. And if you stop using it, stopping costs nothing.

The Prints roadmap

Cut-size prints are the start. Mounting, matting, and framing upsells — the same catalog Picsha Retouch offers at checkout — are next on the roadmap, along with a direct feed into lab workflow via the Picsha Fulfillment API. Early-access partners help us decide what ships first.

Be a launch retailer.

Picsha Prints is live and in early access. It’s free to sign up — tell us about your store and your lab, and we’ll set up your branded storefront with you. Want to see it as your customers would first? Try Fernwood Photo & Print, our demo store.