SUBSICLE SERVICES Google printing has received mixed feedback since it was launched in 2019. Premium services leave AI to select ten photos to print and send to customers every month, make users a little choice on this problem. Since then, however, Google has expanded the photo printing option, and this time foster further services by growing the size you can choose. More importantly, you can also keep yourself safe while preserving memory by letting Google send the photos directly to your door.
For photo prints, you can now choose a larger size than 11 × 14, 12 × 18, 16 × 20, and 20 × 30 other than the three available. For larger canvas prints, you get more choices with six new sizes to be selected from the top three originals. These sizes include 8 × 10, 16 × 16, 20 × 30, 24 × 36, 30 × 40, and 36 × 36, enough to fill your wall with your heart content.
Google now offers the option to send mold directly to you, if you don’t want to risk it out. That said, it came with a loss to wait for the prints to arrive. Pick up the same day is still available in CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, but it is limited to size 4 × 6, 5 × 7, or 8 × 10, at least in the US. Japan gets a choice of 3.5 × 5 from 7-Eleven.
Old printing options are still available, of course. Photo books allow you to compile themed photos into one physical album starting at $ 9.99. Unlike the monthly subscription service, you do have a resemblance control of what photos will be deleted and the photo goes to where. Of course, you also need to choose the cover design and title to follow the collection.
Premium printing services are still available only in the US and are still worth $ 6.99 a month. You can edit the suggested collection of Google, but the AI will still choose photos based on their date metadata, even though you have the option to pass the month if you want.