You used to be able to do this with iPhoto way back in the day! Make cute little table books and everything
this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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I still have a few. The books were super high quality - typical of Apple - compared to literally everything else you could get at the time.
Agreed. I made photo yearbooks that way. They’re amazing. Guess they just weren’t in demand enough to keep the partnership going with their print service provider.
If you’re interested, the company they partnered with was Motif, and they have apps for iOS and macOS. Same quality and very intuitive layout editing.
Thanks! I was wondering who they worked through. May just have to make another soon…
I loved that service. Printing photos at the pharmacy is such a pain.
And they were high quality.
Oh that’s cool, had no idea!
There’s plug-ins (or apps that integrate with photos) that let you order prints directly from the photos app.
Like someone else already mentioned, there are plugins that allow you to do this on a Mac. However… I found them to be overpriced and wasn’t even sure where in the world they get printed. I ended up finding a photo print business that I know is local and had decent prices and features on their site and I just use that.
Several of the quality photo book print services that I’ve used do their printing in the USA and Japan.
I believe Snapfish do this. Never used it and not endorsing their product.
I’ve done this with Google photos not sure if it still does it
Based on the dozen notifications about it I get every month, yeah, Google photos still does that.
And no, I can't seem to turn them off.