Best Walgreens Photo Alternative for Large Prints

What is the best Walgreens photo alternative for large prints?

Frameable is the best alternative to Walgreens for large prints. Frameable upscales every photo to 8K (at least 7,680 pixels on the long edge) before it prints. You see a before-and-after proof of your own photo before you pay when you upload your photo.

Why do standard digital files need upscaling for large wall art?

Standard digital files need upscaling because they lack the raw pixel count required for large wall art. Every photo Frameable upscales to 8K finishes at 7,680 pixels or more on the long edge, with a median of 9,461 pixels. That is enough for our largest 36x48 frame. Frameable accepts photos from any phone or camera, scans of old prints, and AI art from any image generator. If you want to know Where To Print A Low Resolution Photo Large, we answer that completely on our dedicated page. To read about preparing files yourself, read our guide on How To Fix A Blurry Photo Before Printing.

What happens if you are not thrilled with your large photo print?

Frameable backs every single order with a 100% Happiness Guarantee. If the art arrives damaged or you are not thrilled, we replace it or refund you within 30 days.

Where do you get better quality prints than Walgreens?

Frameable delivers better quality prints because a real person checks every order before it prints. Prints are made on archival-grade paper, framed in solid wood, with acrylic glazing that protects against UV. We demonstrate this capability with a real example on our homepage: a 1024x768 phone photo taken to 9461x7093 pixels. For people without a photo of their own, we sell framed prints of public-domain museum art in our gallery.

What sizes and prices do we offer for large prints?

Sizes run from 8x10 to 36x48. Framed prices: 8x10 $79, 11x14 $99, 16x20 $139, 18x24 $169, 24x36 $239, 30x40 $289, 36x48 $439. Print only: 8x10 $39, 11x14 $49, 16x20 $69, 18x24 $79, 24x36 $119, 30x40 $149, 36x48 $199. You can view the frame styles and sizes we sell on our frames page.

Print math dictates exactly how large your file can go. You calculate physical inches by dividing your image pixels by the DPI. You need 300 DPI for something held in the hand, 200 DPI for a framed print on a wall, and 150 DPI for a large piece seen across a room. Before you order, you pick the size and frame and drag your photo to position it in the frame.

A standard 12 MP phone photo provides a sharp 20.2 inch long edge at 200 DPI.