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Picsha Prints: everyday photo printing, white-label
August 18, 2026
Picsha Retouch restores the damaged print. Picsha Books designs the album. Today's product is the order every photo lab lives on: plain photo prints.
Picsha Prints is a white-label print-ordering storefront for photo retailers. A customer uploads photos straight off a phone's camera roll, selects them, and taps a size. Mixed sizes per photo are fine, and the running total updates as they go. An editor handles crop, color, filters, frames, and annotation without leaving the page. They pay online at your prices and pick up in your store.
What makes it a Picsha product is what happens to the files:
- Exact-ratio crops. Every print is cropped to the true aspect of the size ordered, so a 5×7 is a 5×7 and nothing lands on the trim.
- DPI guardrails. If a photo is too small for the size chosen, the customer is told before they pay, not after you print it.
- Lab-ready output. Orders arrive as print-ready files at your exact cut sizes, so nothing gets re-laid out at the counter.
- Your brand, your prices. Your own address, your logo and colors, your size list and price sheet. Link it from your site or put a QR code by the register.
Like the other Picsha storefronts, Prints is free to set up with no monthly fee. Graphx takes a percentage of each sale, and Stripe pays you directly.
Try it at Fernwood Photo & Print, our demo store. To open one under your own brand, request early access.
You may also notice the Picsha family now shares one look: picsha·retouch, picsha·books, picsha·prints, with a small tile between the two words. Same products, easier to read.