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Picsha Books and Picsha Retouch debut at IPIC 2026
July 28, 2026
Graphx is at IPIC 2026 in Las Vegas this week, July 26 through 30, and today two products went from demo to live.
Picsha Retouch puts photo restoration back on the retail counter. A customer snaps a phone picture of a torn, faded, or water-stained print, the Picsha brain restores it in about a minute, and the store sells the download plus prints, mounting, matting, and framing made in its own lab. No scanner, no retoucher on staff, no software to install.
Picsha Books is new at the show. A customer uploads a camera roll; the brain culls the photos, lays out the pages, titles the cover, and writes the captions, and hands back a print-ready book to approve in about a minute. The retailer's lab prints and binds it.
Both run as white-label storefronts at the retailer's own address, with the retailer's logo, colors, and prices. Both are free to set up with no monthly fee. Graphx earns a percentage of each sale, and Stripe deposits the rest straight into the retailer's bank account.
You can try both exactly as a customer would at our demo store, Fernwood Photo & Print: restore a photo or watch a book design itself.
The IPIC special. Retailers who sign up during the show, or by Friday, August 8, get a 10% platform fee, half the standard rate, on all sales through December 31, 2026, plus a free counter card and window poster kit with their branding and store QR code. The sign-up form is at graphx.com/ipic-onboarding and takes about three minutes.
If you're at the show, come find us at booth 415. If you're not, the demo stores are open all week.