Digital Photos
Order different formats easily online
- Formats: 9, 10, 11, 13 or 20 cm
- 250 g/m² genuine premium photo paper
- Exposed photographic print
- Your own text on the back
Product Details
Keep your favourite memories close to you. Print your digital photos in different formats such as 9, 10, 11, 13, and 20 cm. We use glossy photo paper for high-quality photos with high durability. Order your digital photos now.
Price Overview
About the product:
Print digital photos on premium photo paper We only use premium photo paper for your digital photos, which makes all the colours more vibrant and the contrasts more striking. We use exposure to develop the photos, which makes them more durable. Plus, you can print your own text on the back of the photo. This way you always remember when and where you took the picture, or you can add a lovely text if you want to gift it to someone.
Digital photos in various formats and sizesUse your photos for a self-made photo book, a collage or frame it to hang it on your wall. To make all these ideas come true, you can order your digital pictures in five different formats. No matter what format you chose, we can print out your digital photos in a variety of lengths. This depends on which aspect ratio your original photo has. Many cameras and smartphones allow different aspect ratios, which makes you able to choose between different sizes like 4:3, 2:3 or 16:9 and 1:1.
High-quality photos at a good price Thanks to our premium photo paper and our high-quality exposure technique we are able to deliver the highest quality photos. Our photos stand out for their vibrant colours and rich contrasts. But we work hard to keep our prices low. Moreover, if you order more than 100 or 200 photos you can use our quantity discount for even more value.
Size comparison and variable photo length
Size comparison and variable photo length A photo file’s aspect ratio determines in which paper formats the photo can be developed. This can lead to your prints having different sized sides.
For us to be able to develop different photo formats without having to crop any protruding edges, there are the ifolor photo prints with variable photo lengths for the available paper formats.
It’s really easy to calculate exactly which sizes your prints will have. You can find out more here.
As individual as you:
Keep memories alive with scrapbooks
Scrapbooking is an American DIY-Trend, which is growing in popularity. By combining photos with little souvenirs and different decorative pieces you create a unique memory collection, which is much more than just a photo book. You can make scrapbooks for different events like your last holiday, a family gathering, or an unforgettable trip. Just print out your digital photos and put them together with fitting keepsakes, stickers and handwritten notes in your scrapbook. We recommend using our photo book spiral for scrapbooking because makes flipping through highly decorated pages much easier.
Create a heart out of your favourite photos
You can use your favourite photos to make a great decoration for your living room. Just arrange your photos in the shape of a heart. To do this start with one photo on the bottom. In the next row, place two photos and so on. You can either use the entire wall space or you put your heart in a corner so that it is divided in the middle. How big you make your heart depends on the space you can use and on the size of your photos. Before you put your photos on the wall, you can either arrange them on the ground and see how it looks or you use easily removable sticky tape to design the heart shape on the wall.
Use digital photos in different formats for a classy wall design
When you print out your favourite photos, you can easily draw attention to them. Just use matching frames to hang them on your wall. Depending on what you prefer you can arrange your pictures in different ways: If you put them on your wall in a symmetrical way, everything looks tidy. If you prefer a more creative approach, you can use different formats to arrange an interesting collage. An idea for more adventurous people: Use different sizes for your photos and put them in different frames. You can select plain or decorated ones, thin or thick frames or frames made out of wood or plastic.
Impressive top quality
TEST WINNER
Issue 07/2021
ifolor was once again the winner in the photo prints test carried out by DigitalPHOTO magazine, issue 07/2021. This year, ifolor once again offers the highest quality, provides a variety of ordering options, impresses with its low prices and also delivers quickly. What more could you want?
Different ordering methods
Order your photos online, using our ifolor Designer or the app on your smartphone and tablet. Alternatively, send us analogue colour films, USB sticks or memory cards by post in order to develop your photos. Please use the forms provided for this purpose.
(color film, CD, USB, ..)
Digital photos
Make more of your photos
Shake Photo Frame
Der ifolor Foto Schüttelrahmen ist ähnlich dem Prinzip einer Schneekugel mit einer transparenten Flüssigkeit und wahlweise mit Sand, funkelnden Herzen oder Schneeflöckchen gefüllt.
Acrylic photo block
The stand-up photo frame: you can transform your most beautiful photos into real highlights with the acrylic photo block. Fixed by a magnetic metal sheet, your photo is turned into a vivid object behind the solid acrylic glass block. And into a real head-turner on any desk.
You can simply order the acrylic glass block together with your digital photos (simply select the respective option at the end of the order) or as a product on its own.
Customer reviews
When photographing, your photos are shot in a particular aspect ratio which defines the size of the printed picture later. The aspect ratio depends on with which camera model or smart phone you took the photograph.
Our photo paper is produced in rolls with a fixed width. You can choose which width you prefer when ordering your photos (9cm, 10cm, 11cm, 13cm, 20cm); the width you choose will be the shorter side of your photo.
The length of your photos will vary depending on the aspect ratio of your original image, and the prints are cut to scale. In each case, a maximum is defined at a 2:3 aspect ratio. ifolor supports the most common formats, such as 1:1, 4:3, 2:3, and 16:9.
Example with a width of 10cm:
When you have chosen 10cm as the width, the size of the developed photo will be between 10.2cm x 10.2cm (minimum) and 10.2cm x 15.3cm (maximum).
Ratios:
1:1 = 10,2 cm x 10,2 cm
4:3 = 10,2 cm x 13,6 cm
2:3 = 10,2 cm x 15,3 cm
16:9 = 10,2 cm x 15,3 cm (white bar on top and bottom)
With the classic 3:2 format, you can achieve the maximum amount of picture space. So, when you want to develop photos with varying aspect ratios, you will see that some photos are shorter or longer than others.
The ifolor photo prints come in various sizes in order to permit printing of different photo formats without needing to crop images. With the help of the aspect ratio of your digital photo, you can calculate the exact size of your prints.
1. Calculate aspect ratio
You find the pixel ratio of the image using the data properties of your image. You can calculate the aspect ratio by dividing the larger pixel count by the smaller.
Example: 3264x2448 pixels
You calculate: 3264/2448 = 1.33 = 4/3
Therefore, your photo has an aspect ratio of 4:3.
2. Calculate picture size
Now that you have the aspect ratio, and you’ve chosen the format for your prints, you can calculate the size of your developed photos.
Should you choose the 10cm format, the shorter side of your photo will be 10.2cm long. The other side will measure in accordance with the proportions of your aspect ratio (in this case, 4:3):
You calculate: 10.2cm * 4/3 = 13.6 cm
The print of your photo, with an aspect ratio of 4:3, is therefore 10.2cm x 13.6cm.
Using the same method you can determine whether your photo is too long or too short. If it exceeds the maximal length, any excess parts of the image will be cropped. If your image doesn’t fill the selected format of your print—for example, by being too narrow—your print will come with a white border.
Additionally:
Panoramas: Aspect ratio of 16:9, developed with white borders. Order your panorama prints in a somewhat larger format.
- Square photos: Aspect ratio of 1:1, the pixel count for both sides is identical. Order your square photos as a square print or retro print.
We give you the approximated format. In the following table you can find the exact size of developed photos:
| Format | Min. Size | Max. Size |
| 9 cm | 8,9 x 8,9 cm | 8,9 x 13,3 cm |
| 10 cm | 10,2 x 10,2 cm | 10,2 x 15,3 cm |
| 11 cm | 11,4 x 11,4 cm | 11,4 x 17,1 cm |
| 13 cm | 12,7 x 12,7 cm | 12,7 x 19,9 cm |
| 20 cm | 20,3 x 20,3 cm | 20,3 x 30,6 cm |
The common format of digital photos has an aspect ratio of 4:3. The photo size of your ifolor photo prints will then be:
| Format | Exact Size in 4:3 Format |
| 9 cm | 8,9 x 11,9 cm |
| 10 cm | 10,2 x 13,6 cm |
| 11 cm | 11,4 x 15,2 cm |
| 13 cm | 12,7 x 16,9 cm |
| 20 cm | 20,3 x 27,1 cm |
On digital cameras, you will find the available aspect ratio under the settings in the menu. Depending on the model, you may be able to set your camera to 1:1 for square shots or 16:9 for panoramas. Make sure that you can see the changed aspect ratio only on the display. Through the viewer, you will always see the same image section. On most models, the aspect ratio is pre-set to 4:3 or 2:3.
On Android devices, you will find varying aspect ratios in the settings of the camera app or as a quick setting directly on the display over shooting mode. You should also be able to choose between 4:3, 1:1, and 16:9. Depending on the device, you may be able to choose various resolutions for a particular aspect ratio.
When photographing with an iPhone, the different aspect ratios should appear directly over the trigger button in the camera app. By swiping, you can choose between ‘Photo’ (4:3), ‘Square’ (1:1), and ‘Pano’ (panorama function). A panorama photo is achieved by slowly moving your camera across the subject. These long photos cannot, however, be developed without losing image. In lieu of this, however, using a photo editing programme, you can divide the photo among multiple photos and develop them individually. The 16:9 ratio is available only for videos in iOS.
Analogue cameras have an aspect ratio of 2:3. This is due to the limitations of small image formatting on film rolls, which can only use this aspect ratio. As such, you cannot change it in analogue photography.