You can then easily add and remove individual photos.Įach project you create using any of these apps, will display in the Photos sidebar under Projects. So you can make as many changes as you like before you buy.Īlso keep in mind that although these apps are free, the products you create with them are not. But you will see the prices for their products clearly, so you’ll know ahead of time what the initial cost will be. Mimeo Photos is the most versatile app on our list. You can create everything except wall décor.Ĭhoose from six styles of photo books and four kinds of card sets, as well as a flexible photo calendar or prints of your pictures.Įach product is fully customizable. Plus, you can use designer themes, various layouts, complimenting backgrounds and borders, and editing tools. This lets you create the perfect product for your photos. Mimeo Photos also provides a super easy-to-use interface. For each product, the options are clearly displayed. And you’ll see tips and prompts to help you even further. All of this is right within the Photos app on Mac, which makes it ideal.
Pricing obviously ranges depending on the type of product, style, number of photos, and other options. You can get a soft cover, 6” by 8” photo book with 20 pages for as little as $9.99. A 12-month calendar is only $19.99 and prints are as low as $0.19 for a 4” by 4” photo. If you want to preview your photos with different products or plan to create several multiple types, then Mimeo Photos is definitely the app you want. Motif is another great app for creating photo books, cards, or calendars with your photos. Pick from seven photo book options in both soft and hard cover, four types of cards, and a 13” by 10” calendar. Once you pick your product, you can choose themes, layouts, and other customizations for just the right look. You can use the editing tools for moving, zooming, and rotating your photos. Plus, you can choose the exact size, style, and color of font for products like calendars. Like Mimeo Photos, Motif has a simple interface to make creating your books, cards, or calendars a breeze.
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Those interested can download Mimeo Photos for free on the Mac App Store. There are also calendars available for $19.99 and cards starting at $0.99, just like Apple Photo Books. Pricing for the two services also appears largely similar, with Mimeo Photo's softcover landscape books starting at $9.99 in a medium size and increasing to $49.99 for extra large hardcovers. Users can crop and move photos easily with in-depth transformation tools write personalized texts in numerous fonts, colors, and sizes add colors into pages with various background options and choose from a "large variety" of layouts. The company points out that in addition to the same Apple themes, book formats, and other materials now found within the extension, Mimeo Photos also offers a few other features for designing and creating physical photo books, cards, and calendars. "We are really excited to see an increase in demand from countries like Australia and Japan in addition to our strong US customer base." "This is a real opportunity for us to expand our successes as a prominent Apple Photos extension since the beginning," said John Delbridge, CEO, Mimeo. Specifically, in Mimeo Photos the company says customers will now find design themes, product sets, templates, book sizes, materials, and print quality that is all "the same" as Apple's Photo Books service.
This means that those users who opted for Apple's printing service in the past will now be able to transition to Mimeo Photos and its macOS extension to find all of the features that they're used to. With Apple's first-party option disappearing, users will be left to create and buy physical books from third-party companies, and now one such company - Mimeo Photos - has announced the release of "identical" formats, templates, and book sizes that Apple Photo Books currently offers its users. In July it was discovered that Apple is planning to discontinue its physical Photo Books printing service on September 30, 2018.
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